House prices fell by 0.9 % in June, according to the Nationwide monthly house price index. This marks a slight ease in the pace of price falls as the decline was less severe than May’s 2.5 % drop.

National Association of Estate Agents chief executive Peter Bolton King stands ready to counter the “doom and gloom” and “scaremongering” in the U.K. housing market. He scoffs at recent reports that dozens of estate agents a week are closing their doors.

National Association of Estate Agents chief executive Peter Bolton King stands ready to counter the “doom and gloom” and “scaremongering” in the U.K. housing market. He scoffs at recent reports that dozens of estate agents a week are closing their doors

UK house prices dropped by 2.4% in May, according to a report by the Halifax, Britain's biggest mortgage lender. That pushed prices 3.8% lower than a year ago and means that the price of the average home fell to £184,111.

Crisis? What crisis? We have been hearing about the housing market crises around the globe for the longest time and the global panic has thrown investors into a frenzy of: "What will happen now?" UK house prices are falling. T

With the UK housing market currently in a state of turmoil, the Housing Corporation has carried out a survey seeking the views of the country's top 100 developers.

Max Andrews accepted an offer for his London apartment last December that was 16 percent less than his asking price, and then made a bid on another home.

Few of us feel much sympathy for estate agents, currently faced with the prospect of mass sackings. Reports last week stated that 150 branches are closing every week, with 4,000 job losses since the start of the year. Add to this the fact that it is now taking much longer to sell a home

More of us are choosing to tread water as tenants while uncertainty surrounds the housing market. Nicola Venning reports

British Airways has appointed Cushman & Wakefield as its exclusive real estate adviser for the airline's portfolio outside the UK

The number of first-time buyers in the UK property market is in decline according to the Home Sale Network (HSN).

Not since the housing slump of 1992 have UK house prices been knocked this hard, with the average price of a UK home falling by 2.5 percent to 191,556 pounds from February.

Research from Chesterton estate agents shows that house prices in the most affordable 20% of the UK’s property market fell by 0.1% last month.

Property magnates Nick Candy and Christian Candy bought two Kensington hotels in London back in 2006 for 69 million and have just sold them for a staggering 320 million, representing a profit of £250 million in just 18 months.