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There’s growing optimism around the UK housing market as stability returns and confidence slowly improves. But optimism doesn’t mean immunity. While conditions are clearly healthier than they were during recent periods of volatility, several structural and economic challenges remain firmly in place. Ignoring them risks misreading the market — and making poor decisions off the…
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After several years of uncertainty, disruption and overreaction, the UK housing market is beginning to show something it has been missing for a long time: stability. This shift hasn’t happened overnight, and it isn’t driven by a single policy change or economic event. Instead, it’s the result of gradual adjustment — from buyers, sellers, lenders…
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For years, the UK housing market has been judged almost entirely on one metric: how fast prices are rising. When growth slows, headlines quickly turn pessimistic. When prices surge, optimism returns — often without questioning whether that growth is actually sustainable. As the market moves into 2026, that way of thinking no longer holds up.…
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Anyone following the UK housing market will know the last few years have been anything but straightforward. Interest rate shocks, political uncertainty and post-pandemic distortion have made it difficult for buyers and sellers alike to understand where things are truly heading. However, as the first quarter of 2026 approaches, a clearer picture is starting to…
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Edinburgh remains one of Scotland’s most resilient property markets. Unlike cities that fluctuate with broader trends, it consistently delivers solid opportunities for both buyers and sellers. The city’s appeal is grounded in its stability and enduring demand. Areas such as Morningside, Stockbridge, and Marchmont are particularly sought-after, thanks to their charm, access to green spaces,…
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Newport is quietly emerging as one of South Wales’ most appealing property markets. Its accessibility to major cities, combined with affordability and ongoing regeneration, has positioned it as a strong choice for both buyers and investors. The city benefits from excellent connectivity. Located just 12 miles from Cardiff and under two hours from London by…
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Brighton & Hove continues to outperform much of the South East property market. Its mix of seaside living, cultural vibrancy, and easy access to London keeps demand strong among buyers and investors alike. Brighton’s appeal extends beyond property alone. The city offers a high quality of life, with beaches, cafés, creative communities, and a lively…
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As the national property market adjusts to a slower pace, a few towns are quietly outperforming the rest- and Bolton is one of them. Once known mainly as a commuter hub for Manchester, Bolton is now earning recognition as an investment hotspot in its own right. With affordable prices, ambitious regeneration projects, and strong rental…
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A growing debate over shared housing Across the UK, local councils are grappling with how to manage the rapid growth of Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs). The debate is especially active in towns such as Warrington, where new planning proposals aim to tighten controls on further conversions. While concerns about overcrowding, parking, and community balance…
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There’s no doubt the property market is challenging right now — rising costs, tougher regulation, and a shifting economy have changed the rules of the game. But challenge always creates opportunity for those who know where to look. As someone who’s worked through multiple market cycles, I’ve seen that the best entrepreneurs don’t wait for…
Mish Liyanage - Property Expert 