November 2025 | Property Market Review

Prior to the Chancellor’s announcement in Parliament, there had been much speculation about what it would contain, and uncertainty surrounding it had caused housing market activity to slow. Now, however, the market has a clearer understanding of the latest tax regulations. That clarity should enable buyers and sellers to make better informed decisions in the months ahead and that, in turn, could see sales rates rising again. We will examine some of the Budget’s key contents later in this article.

Otherwise, market conditions have remained relatively stable and unchanged, with most regions continuing to produce modest growth in capital and rental values. As ever, regional differences have been evident, particularly with respect to house prices, but they have been less apparent in the lettings market. Rents have risen across the UK, within a relatively narrow band – of between approximately +2% and +4%. Yields in all UK states and regions have remained very good, all well above the rate of inflation.

Darren Bennett

Managing Director

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The Autumn Budget 2025