If you’re planning to sell in early 2026, now is the time to understand the timeline, the preparation and the steps that will help you move smoothly from listing to completion.
The UK property market continues to rebalance, with new listings, sales activity and price shifts reflecting a cooler but steady landscape. Stock levels are rising, demand remains resilient, and affordability pressures continue to shape both buying and rental trends.
Pendle Hill Properties helped spread festive cheer in Longridge on Thursday evening as the team handed out 300 advent calendars to delighted children during the much-loved “Longridge Does Christmas” celebration.
Burnley first-time buyers often feel priced out, but the facts paint a much more hopeful picture. Mortgage affordability has improved, and owning your first home is more realistic than many believe!
The recent November Budget brings new tax measures that will affect affordability and long-term property decisions. With household costs tightening and changes impacting higher-value homes, planning your next move with clarity and good guidance has never been more valuable.
As the year closes, we’ve taken a clear look at how the UK and Burnley markets performed in 2025 - and what these trends mean for sellers, buyers and landlords heading into 2026.
Christmas is coming early to Longridge this year, as Pendle Hill Properties prepares to give away 300 Advent calendars to local children during the town’s much-loved festive celebration, ‘Longridge Does Christmas’.
The Renters’ Rights Act, marks a new chapter for the private rented sector. With clearer rules, stronger tenant protections and increased enforcement, landlords will need to adapt early to stay compliant.
The housing market remains steady this week, with new listings, sales activity and price trends all tracking closely to seasonal norms. While reductions edge up and net sales dip as expected, overall 2025 performance continues to outpace last year and pre-Covid averages.
Moving home should be an exciting new chapter — not a stressful one. But behind the scenes, the property market has become a hotspot for money launderers, fraudsters, and people pretending to be someone they’re not. That’s why choosing an estate agent who takes compliance seriously is one of the smartest decisions you can make.
The UK property market steadied in Week 43 of 2025, with listings and sales easing slightly as autumn settles in. Prices remain resilient, reductions level off, and activity stays above pre-pandemic norms - signalling a stable, balanced market.
Every Burnley homeowner feels it eventually - the quiet urge for change. At Pendle Hill Properties, we call it the Burnley itch. Here’s what the data reveals about how often we move, why we do it, and how we can help you plan your next step with confidence.