A lower cost of living and slower pace of life has made Glasgow a desirable alternative for Londoners seeking to escape the Big Smoke.

New research from Savills has found that one in every 42 homes in Britain is now valued at more than £1 million plus.

Rental growth for new lets hit its lowest level since October 2020, but still rose 1.8% year-on-year, a report found.

The number of properties in Britain valued at over £1 million has soared by roughly one-third within the last five years, as ...

Savills calculated a net gain of 3,127 more properties being worth at least £1m last year, compared with 2023, taking the ...

Savills calculated a net gain of 3,127 more properties being worth at least £1 million last year, compared with 2023, taking ...

In total, one in every 42 homes in Britain is valued at £1 million-plus, it said. London recorded the biggest increase in ...

The average rent for a tenant renewing their contract rose 6.0% across Great Britain over the last year, more than three ...

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Around 702,580 properties across the country are now valued at £1 million or more, representing a net gain of 3,127 such ...