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Main headlines: Demand remains strong, especially at the upper end of the property market. Competition increases as stock levels rise. Will the new PM help restore economic certainty?

The stamp duty extension announced in today's Budget by Chancellor Rishi Sunak should ease the lack of housing supply in Oxfordshire

With the property market showing some signs of re-opening, now is the time to get ready to make sure you're prepared for selling your home, and moving on.

Are you buying or selling a home right now? Or planning to? Feeling concerned and anxious about what’s going to happen with the housing market over the coming months? Maybe you’re feeling uncertain about what you should be doing and wondering what you can do to mitigate any risk to your financial security. We are living in unreal times. In this article, we’ll explore what this uncertainty means for you and your family, and explain exactly what you can do to best position yourselves when the housing market returns to normal. Whether you’re selling, buying, or just want some guidance on what the next few months might mean for the property market in Oxfordshire, this information will help.

Reasons to be cheerful about the UK property market? Property transactions rose 1.4% in March, making them a healthy 6.8% higher than this time last year

The average Brit lives in no fewer than SEVEN different homes throughout their lifetime!

It’s never easy to take that first step on the housing ladder, but happily, more and more people seem to be doing that this year, with new figures from the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) revealing that first-time buyer activity jumped up in March, as growing numbers secured that all important first mortgage.