With reports of a property price ‘crash’ growing in the media, it’s easy to look at this month’s reports and think they are probably right – if you read the headlines and not the detailed analysis! Read my full price report here to find out what's really happening in the property market.

If I’m honest, it’s becoming a little difficult being a property commentator on the market. Each month this year we have been expecting falls in growth (not prices), and yet they continue to defy gravity with double digit changes still in place for June/July. Read more here.

Most of the reports are now agreeing – property price growth is starting to ease. This, along with the time it takes to sell a property which is rising and the continued conveyancing 'log jam', if you want to move before Christmas, you ideally need to start the process now! Read more to find out what's happening to the property market in your area.

I always expect several stories a year about the likelihood of a property crash. Usually, they come around May or June time, but this year it’s a bit early. Read my article to find out more. 

The big question this month is how long can the price growth we are seeing go on for? Eventually, it just has to run out of steam, but so far this year, we are still motoring, mainly due to a lack of stock and keen buyers still happy to pay ‘top dollar’ for the property they want. However, it’s important to note that despite the flurry of articles by the media on how bad this is for first time buyers’ affordability, that property price inflation isn’t the same for all. Read my article to find out more.