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19.6% of Leeds Homeowners Sell per Month
19.6% of Leeds homes on the market in March found a buyer — a contrast to the market highs of 2022. With more Leeds homes now coming to the market than at any point in the past five years, timing and pricing have never mattered more.
1 in 8.4 Leeds Homeowners Cut Their Asking Price Since 1st Jan 2025
1 in 8.4 Leeds homeowners have reduced their asking price every month since January—but what’s really driving this shift?
The number of homes for sale has doubled in just three years, making it a fiercely competitive market where strategic pricing is key.
Leeds Q1 2025 Property Market Report
Leeds Homeowner or Landlord? Feeling unsure about where the Leeds property market is heading? You're not alone—but the latest local Q1 property market data for our city paints a clearer picture than the headlines suggest.
The £13.53m Leeds Bank of Mum and Dad in 2025
In the past year alone, Leeds parents gifted a staggering £13.53 million to help their children onto the property ladder — but is this generosity propping up the system or highlighting its flaws?
With the average first-time buyer in Leeds getting nearly half of their deposit from their family — the Bank of Mum and Dad is quietly shaping the future of homeownership in Leeds.
Leeds Property Market – The 31% ‘New Build Premium’
Why are some Leeds homes noticeably pricier than others, even when they look similar on paper? Whether you're a homeowner, landlord, or simply curious about the local property scene, there's a fascinating story behind why new builds command higher prices—and it’s not just about that new-home smell. We’ve looked at decades of data to uncover the truth behind what’s driving this local property trend.
The End of Leasehold? What the Government’s New Reforms Mean for the 14,562 Leeds Leaseholders
Leeds Homeowners : Leasehold as we know it is on its way out, with the Government planning on introducing sweeping reforms to make ‘commonhold’ the new norm for flats. While this promises greater control for homeowners, it also raises big questions about what happens to existing leasehold properties in Leeds - especially for those looking to buy or sell. Will these changes make your home more attractive or introduce new challenges?
Why Does it Take 129 Days to Move into a Leeds Home?
Buying or selling a home in Leeds should be an exciting milestone once the price has been agreed, but the drawn out process can turn it into a frustrating waiting game. What once took just a couple of months now drags on for nearly four, leaving buyers and sellers stuck in limbo. With so many hurdles slowing things down, understanding why it happens—and what you can do about it—has never been more important.
Is the Leeds Property Market a Buyers’ or Sellers’ Market?
Are you a Leeds homeowner thinking about moving, or a landlord wondering whether to expand or consolidate your portfolio? With the market shifting, buyers and sellers alike are facing new challenges and opportunities. Understanding the latest trends of the Leeds property market could make all the difference to your next move.
Leeds Property Market: Why 2025 is Set to Be a Strong Year
Leeds homeowners, the property market in our city is shaping up for a promising 2025, with factors aligning to create a strong foundation for both buyers and sellers. Despite national fluctuations, Leeds' appeal, affordability, and ongoing demand are keeping things stable, offering homeowners confidence in their next move.
Leeds House Sales Up 17.2% as Interest Rates Fall
The UK property market has taken off strongly in 2025, with January sales 17.2% higher than the same month last year. While the national picture looks positive, the reality on a local level tells its own story.
