The uSurv Listings Index

UK Market Temperature

How Britain's for-sale market is actually moving: price cuts, time on market, sales agreed and sales collapsing, observed nightly across every district.

The Fall-Through Index

10.4%

of sales agreed on the portal came back to market within 6 weeks
(week beginning 24 Aug cohort; an observed floor, not the final rate, as collapses keep occurring across the whole conveyancing period)

WeekSales agreed (observed)Came back to marketMedian days agreed → back
5 Oct 2026 16,532 4,585 59
28 Sep 2026 20,845 6,422 68
21 Sep 2026 21,257 7,134 65
14 Sep 2026 17,672 5,896 59
7 Sep 2026 16,238 5,654 57
31 Aug 2026 23,601 5,871 48
24 Aug 2026 38,701 5,862 45
17 Aug 2026 17,764 5,078 36

Nobody else publishes this: a fall-through here is a listing we observed going under offer and then observed returning to the market. Survey findings are the most common cause of collapsed sales. Know the house before you offer.

Hottest and coldest markets

Fastest-moving districts

DistrictDays on marketUnder offer
FK5 10 83%
PA12 10 95%
FK3 11 84%
FK9 14 63%
PA1 14 83%
PA3 14 85%
G15 15 90%
G60 15 91%
ML7 15 77%
EH52 16 61%
FK2 16 76%
PA80 16 43%
DD6 17 57%
ML2 17 78%
PA4 17 79%

Where sellers are cutting hardest

DistrictCut in last 28dTypical cut
EH31 50% 2.7%
FK12 50% 4.5%
NP24 46% 4.3%
WC1N 41% 6.7%
NR22 36% 12.1%
L28 33% 7.1%
EC4Y 33% 4.1%
TA17 33% 5.1%
PA6 33% 6.7%
CR9 33% 6.7%
LA17 32% 6.7%
SN26 31% 3.3%
CA27 31% 4.0%
WV2 31% 5.4%
CA25 30% 5.9%

About these figures. Statistics are aggregate figures from the uSurv Listings Index, compiled from publicly advertised residential listings across the UK, aggregated from multiple online sources, together with HM Land Registry price paid data, the EPC register and ONS statistics (Open Government Licence v3.0). Small samples are suppressed rather than published. No individual listing content is reproduced.

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