As we approach the end of 2025, it’s natural to take stock of how the property market has performed, especially in the premium segment (homes priced above approximately £750,000). This year has been shaped by broader economic uncertainties and industry-wide speculation, but there are encouraging developments ahead for both buyers and sellers.

Hello and welcome to the latest edition of my UK premium property market update. This month I'm reviewing November activity levels for properties above £750,000, along with the year-to-date statistics and how the market performed in the final few weeks before the much anticipated Autumn Budget.

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The UK property market has felt unusually sluggish in recent months, particularly in the upper tiers where transaction cycles are longer and buyer expectations are higher. While seasonal slowdowns are nothing new, this year’s timing has been uniquely challenging

When discussing mortgage products, the conversation usually centres on two familiar options: fixed rates and tracker rates. However, another option increasingly entering the spotlight… offset mortgages.

If 2025 had a defining characteristic for the property sector, it was not volatility, politics, or even technology. It was articulation.

Leaving behind the noise, bustle and congestion of the city for the peace and space of the countryside is a dream for many – and for good reason. Read on for our guide on how to get it right.

Navigating a property chain can be one of the trickiest aspects of selling and buying simultaneously. With multiple transactions dependent on each other, delays can happen — and patience is key.

Planning to sell a property in January is a strategy that many vendors consider carefully. Read on for our top tips to get your home ready for the new year.