The UK housing market in October 2025 continues to show resilience, stability, and a touch of caution. With regional performance diverging and buyers awaiting clarity ahead of the Autumn Budget, the market is neither booming nor falling, it’s holding steady. Here’s a clear breakdown of what’s happening, why, and what it means for homeowners, investors, and property professionals. 1. Market Snapshot October saw modest but positive momentum across the country: Nationwide’s Hous

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