Q3 property and mover market shows resilience

Nov 10 | 2025

Drawing from a comprehensive dataset, TwentyCi, a leading provider of data-driven marketing solutions for the removals and storage sector, gives an update on the property and home moving market.

Q3 property and mover market shows resilience

In this article, TwentyCi reviews the market place in the latest quarter, giving details of asking prices, exchanges and instructions.

The market place in Q3 2025
As we head into the final stretch of the year, we’re cautiously optimistic.

Sales Agreed have been equal or higher for the first nine months of the year versus all comparable years, and if the Autumn Budget plays ball, we’re on track to hit 1.15 million completed transactions in 2025.

Average Asking Price
The average UK residential asking price in Q3 was £441k, reflecting the current mix of properties for sale. 

According to the latest from UK HPI, growth in prices is exceptionally healthy, up by 0.3% in July 2025 compared to the prior month and 2.8% in the past year. 

Instructions
The residential property market continues to perform at a slightly elevated level compared to 2024.

During 2025, over 1.4 million properties have been listed for sale. This is 3.7% higher than 2024. In the last quarter, the supply of New Instructions was up by 1.7% compared to Q3 2024.

Sales Agreed
We have now exceeded 1 million properties with a Sale Agreed in 2025. This is 5.1% greater than 2024. 

All property price bands benefited from this growth, with the largest growth being seen by properties in price band £350k-£1m (7.4%), followed by £200k-£350k (7.0%). In terms of property types, there’s more interest in detached houses than flats.

Looking quarterly, Sales Agreed volumes were up by 3.2% in the same period ...

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