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

7.4%

of sales agreed on the portal came back to market within 6 weeks
(week beginning 13 Jul cohort; an observed floor, not the final rate, as collapses keep occurring across the whole conveyancing period)

Week	Sales agreed (observed)	Came back to market	Median days agreed → back
24 Aug 2026	27,709	4,711	46
17 Aug 2026	17,764	4,980	35
10 Aug 2026	17,359	5,192	32
3 Aug 2026	21,799	6,086	24
27 Jul 2026	23,585	5,449	14
20 Jul 2026	21,059	5,391	12
13 Jul 2026	2,311	1,071	9
6 Jul 2026	0	71	2

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

District	Days on market	Under offer
FK15	4	74%
FK17	4	58%
KA4	6	87%
G15	7	80%
G44	8	79%
G76	9	80%
FK11	10	75%
KA20	10	87%
FK9	11	75%
ML8	11	77%
FK3	11	80%
G77	11	78%
G60	12	78%
G46	12	81%
PA6	13	89%

Where sellers are cutting hardest

District	Cut in last 28d	Typical cut
EH35	67%	2.7%
PA27	50%	4.8%
EH24	40%	2.2%
LL63	38%	6.5%
AB22	36%	4.7%
KA20	33%	8.1%
G34	33%	2.6%
B7	33%	6.7%
EH49	30%	3.2%
AB14	30%	5.6%
KA18	30%	6.3%
NP24	29%	3.1%
EH31	27%	8.0%
NR33	27%	4.4%
NN3	27%	4.4%

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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.