Rory Joseph and Sebastian Murphy, directors at JLM Mortgage Services, explore what key measures a new government might introduce to improve the housing market.

The average UK house price was £281,000 in April - £3,000 higher than 12 months ago.

The consortium have now offered £11.40 a share after a previous offer of £9.85 was rejected.

Inflation has returned to target for the first time in almost three years.

Several homeowners in the study received incorrect EPC ratings or unaffordable suggestions.

While the UK housing market is now the same size as it was pre-pandemic, its make-up looks different.

Buyer demand has remained stable and is now 5% higher than last year.

Victims lose £47,000 on average, but for some it’s more than £250,000.

Near-term expectations still point to the recovery getting back on track in the months ahead.

Adverse weather impacted the construction industry.