Why are UK homeowners so delusional about the value of their property?
The belief that house prices inexorably appreciate over time is etched deep into the British psyche — but it’s sabotaging sales
The belief that house prices inexorably appreciate over time is etched deep into the British psyche — but it’s sabotaging sales

Homes are too expensive in the UK, but a large correction would be bad for everyone — including first-time buyers

Agents are ‘gloomy’ about ‘downbeat’ figures from 2025. Projections for 2026 are ‘boring’. But there is some cause for optimism

Labour’s planned overhaul of retail market aims to ‘end nasty surprises’ that often scupper house transactions

Tweaks to lending rules have made it easier for first-time buyers to get a foot on the housing ladder

If mooted Budget changes follow through, owners of high-value homes might be tempted to lowball their worth . . . and hide home…

No party looks truly ready to confront tax-resistant voters with some hard questions