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.
Banks withdraw nine in 10 low-deposit mortgages: what’s next for first-time buyers?
Which? explains why lenders have withdrawn the vast majority of 90% and 95% mortgages, and offers advice on whether first-time buyers can still get a good rate.
Revealed: how lockdown has changed house buyers’ property priorities
Which? reveals how house hunters are changing their searches and priorities due to the coronavirus, and offers advice on moving after the lockdown.
Should you buy or rent a house based on a virtual viewing?
Which? explains how estate agents are increasingly conducting video viewings for buyers and renters, including advice on the process, pitfalls and protections.
Buying or selling a house after the coronavirus: six things you can do during the lockdown
Which? explains what buyers and sellers can do now to prepare to move home later this year, from preparing finances to getting your home ready to sell.
House prices average £3,000 per square metre: where to find the best value for money
Which? explains where to get the most value for money and how to find out the true size of a property before viewing, as the average asking price hits nearly £3,000 per square metre.
How have house prices changed in your area since the Brexit referendum?
Which? analyses what happened to house prices in 391 areas around the UK in the 40 months following the EU referendum, and provides tips on selling your home.
First-time buyers could get a £100,000 discount on a new home: what’s the catch?
Which? assesses the government's new First Homes scheme, which proposes a discount of 30% for first-time buyers buying homes in their local area.