Buyers and sellers: here’s how to speed up your house move
Which? explains how a new pledge to help speed up the home-moving process will work, including simple steps buyers and sellers can take to keep moves on track.
First-time buyers: what’s happening to the Help to Buy scheme?
Which? explains what's happening to the Help to Buy equity loan scheme around the UK, after the Welsh government extended its scheme until 2022.
Exclusive: is the cost of moving house on the rise?
Which? explains how much buyers moving up the property ladder can expect to pay in moving costs, and whether this outweighs the benefits of the stamp duty cut.
First-time buyer mortgage flash sales: are they here to stay?
Which? explains why banks are releasing limited edition mortgage deals for first-time buyers with small deposits, and advises on how to get ahead of the game.
Banks are cutting how much you can borrow for a mortgage: is it still possible to get a good deal?
Which? explains why banks are restricting how much you can borrow when taking a mortgage and offers advice on how to get accepted for a home loan.
Asking prices hit record highs: how to get the best deal when buying a house
Which? explains how to get the best deal when buying a property after the COVID-19 lockdown, as Rightmove says asking prices have hit record highs.
Stamp duty cut up to £500,000: how much will you save?
Which? explains the government's move to cut stamp duty in the wake of the coronavirus lockdown and explains how much you could save when buying a home.
Moving house allowed once more as coronavirus lockdown eases
Buyers and sellers can now move house and view properties, as coronavirus lockdown measures are eased. Find out how it will work and what it means for sellers.
Revealed: the most in-demand seaside towns for homebuyers
Which? analyses a new report that shows the most in-demand coastal towns, as homebuyers seek to escape the city and invest in UK holiday homes.
How much do first-time buyers need for a 10% house deposit?
Which? explains how much first-time buyers need to save to get a good mortgage rate, and assesses how much you could save in repayments with a 90% mortgage.