In early 2023, most property forecasters anticipated a significant downturn in the UK housing market over the following two years. Halifax predicted an 8% drop in house prices, Savills went further at 10%, and Nomura Bank predicted a fall of up to 15%. While these gloomy forecasts grabbed headlines, the actual data told a different story......

Will there be a Warfield house price crash in 2025? Many predicted a fall, but Warfield’s property market has held firm. The numbers suggest not a collapse, but a calm return to normal. Warfield homeowner or buyer? Read the article to find out why

Will there be a Bicester house price crash in 2025? Many predicted a fall, but Bicester’s property market has held firm. The numbers suggest not a collapse, but a calm return to normal. Bicester homeowner or buyer? Read the article to find out why

Will there be a Tadley house price crash in 2025? Many predicted a fall, but Tadley’s property market has held firm. The numbers suggest not a collapse, but a calm return to normal. Tadley homeowner or buyer? Read the article to find out why

Will there be a Stevenage house price crash in 2025? Many predicted a fall, but Stevenage’s property market has held firm. The numbers suggest not a collapse, but a calm return to normal. Stevenage homeowner or buyer? Read the article to find out why

Will there be a Crowthorne house price crash in 2025? Many predicted a fall, but Crowthorne’s property market has held firm. The numbers suggest not a collapse, but a calm return to normal. Crowthorne homeowner or buyer? Read the article to find out why

Will there be a Twyford house price crash in 2025? Many predicted a fall, but Twyford’s property market has held firm. The numbers suggest not a collapse, but a calm return to normal. Twyford homeowner or buyer? Read the article to find out why.

Barclays is cutting mortgage rates from 9 July 2025, with standout deals for first-time buyers, home movers, landlords, and large-loan borrowers. Highlights include sub‑4% rates on high-value and buy-to-let loans, plus big reductions at 85% LTV for remortgages. A clear signal: the mortgage market is turning more borrower-friendly.

Choosing the right estate agent can make or break your move—whether you're in Solihull, Swindon, Stevenage or beyond. With so many options out there, it’s not just about who shouts loudest. It’s about finding an agent who listens, cares, and gets results. Here’s how to spot the difference that really matters.

Thinking of selling in Swindon, Solihull, Stevenage, or the Home Counties? One of the most common questions we hear at Avocado Property is: when do you actually pay your estate agent? This guide explains how different agency models work—and why we believe you should only pay when the job is done.

If you have ever thought about selling your Pinner home, chances are you have been tempted to push the asking price a little higher than advised. After all, it’s your biggest tax free asset. A few extra thousand on the asking price of your Pinner home sounds like a smart move, doesn’t it? In this article we explore why this is not the case.

If you have ever thought about selling your Binfield home, chances are you have been tempted to push the asking price a little higher than advised. After all, it’s your biggest tax free asset.