New purchase numbers in London have been improved by first time buyers increasing 1.2% compared to a year ago.

Homes in Greater London have risen year-on-year for the first time in two years with new seller asking prices 1.3% higher.

Gardens are considered so important homeowners will spend money to improve their outdoor space to increase property value.

While campaigning for prime minister Boris Johnson may make radical changes to Stamp Duty cutting the cost to homeowners.

South West England has been revealed as the happiest region to live in Britain says research from Lloyds Bank and YouGov.

The government takes action to ban the sale of all new-build properties as leasehold to return fairness for the housing market.

Home buyers in London are willing to pay the highest premium of £42,900 to live within 500m of a tube, metro or rail station.

Home movers completing mortgages in London have reduced by -3.7% as homeowners wait to see the outcome of Brexit uncertainty.

Lenders have additional perks with residential mortgages to attract borrowers with thousands of incentive deals on offer.

Holiday homes in Sandbanks rise 26% in the last year is the most expensive seaside town as prices rise over a decade.

With more certainty as Brexit is extended seller asking prices are 2.7% higher reflecting stronger demand in central London.

The first time buyer market remains buoyant with over 4% more purchasing their new homes compared to this time last year.