Discover how Dataloft by PriceHubble helps JDG Estate Agents win instructions, strengthen local trust, and deliver highly personalised advice at scale

Our latest analysis explores how rising flood exposure is reshaping lending risk, property values, and long-term financeability across the UK housing market.

At the end of January, PriceHubble partnered with the Association for Rental Living (ARL) to host a discussion on a challenge that sits at the intersection of housing markets and public services: how the lack of affordable homes impacts the lives of key workers, particularly those employed in Health and Social Care.

Discover how Dataloft by PriceHubble’s market insights help LSL Land & New Homes strengthen client engagement, win new business, and deliver added value to developers and housing associations.

What is the outlook for the UK housing market for 2026? In this webinar, PriceHubble's Real Estate Economist, Julia Middleton explores the latest trends shaping the housing market. An economist by training, Julia has over 20-years’ experience in property research. In this session, she will share insights on: The current market cycle with recent data The headline Budget announcements and their implications for housing The potential impact of the Renters' Rights Act on the market An outlook for 2026 alongside the key economic forces to watch The session will also cover interest rates and an outlook for the mortgage market, as well as an analysis of supply and demand in the housing market. An essential watch to help you plan ahead for 2026.

Subsidence is becoming a growing climate risk in the UK, with localised events threatening property values and insurance coverage.In this webinar, Mark Cunningham (PriceHubble UK) and Darrel Welch (MIAC Analytics) explain why property-level modelling is key to uncovering hidden risk, and share practical steps to assess exposure and protect portfolio value.Watch the recording to learn about: * Why property-level analysis beats national models * The connection between long-term value erosion and insurance exposure * Emerging “uninsurable” zones and geographic risk patterns * Lessons from 20 years of risk assessment in banking * Practical steps to assess your own portfolio’s exposure

Learn how financial services providers can drive customer acquisition and retention strategies using embedded interactive property data experiences. Join the conversation on how we are taking lessons learnt from the growth in embedded finance to innovate and create customer journeys using cutting-edge real estate data. In this webinar, Tony Prestedge (ex-Santander), Sandra Jones (Managing Director, Dataloft) and Dr. Stefan Heitmann (Founder MoneyPark and Co-founder PriceHubble) discuss how forward-thinking incumbents leverage property valuations and market insights to power their business models. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS WEBINAR: * How to increase usage, boost engagement and drive customer stickiness through loyalty * Why creating customer journeys around real estate can be a winning key differentiator * How to implement API-first strategies that enable your customers to track the value of their homes or property portfolio * Examples of industry leaders that have unlocked new revenue streams using real estate data

Explore how affordability metrics highlight opportunities for property professionals in the UK Our latest rental affordability analysis shows how we use highly localised affordability metrics to identify market opportunities. Key findings: * 21% of UK renting households spend more than 40% of their gross income on rent.   * 24% of UK renting households spend less than 20% of their gross income on rent. * Affordability metrics can identify areas under housing stress and areas with rental potential, to align product market fit. * A rental household with an income of between £50,000 and £75,000 spends an average of 29% of its income on rent in Brighton and 21% in Leeds.  

What is the outlook for the UK market, halfway through 2025? In this webinar, PriceHubble's Real Estate Economist, Julia Middleton presents her latest thoughts on the UK housing market outlook. An economist by training, Julia has over 20-years’ experience in property research. The session assesses the key drivers of economic and housing market cycles and reflects on how these might impact the UK property market outlook. The presentation includes critical factors such as interest rates and affordability and covers key themes evident in the sales and rental markets. An essential watch to help you plan ahead for the rest of 2025.

Learn more about how PriceHubble’s property data solutions helped Landbay transform its underwriting process, making it faster and more efficient. Landbay is a specialist buy-to-let mortgage lender founded in 2014. The company wanted to enhance its underwriting process to offer faster approvals without compromising on the quality of its risk assessment. Download our case study to learn how Landbay managed to: * Effectively minimise risk while making informed decisions faster * Make its underwriting process up to three times faster * Reduce costs by £500 per mortgage application

Our latest analysis paints a detailed picture of the private rental market in the UK.  The findings provide a comprehensive overview of the sector, highlighting who rents, what type of properties they are renting, how much they pay, and much more. The analysis includes: * Income and affordability profiles * Travel-to-work and relocation distances * Property types and rent levels * Household composition

Discover through seven different charts how affordability ratios vary with income, location and time across the UK Market Analyser users can explore affordability for any local market in the UK. To put it to the test, we've explored how affordability ratios vary with income, location and time.  Key findings:  * The affordability ratio (rent as % of income) has been rising steeply in the UK, increasing by 2.3% since 2019 * Affordability ratios are affected by both location and income  * By region, renters in London are most stretched (29%), with the North East at the other end of the scale (20.9%) * By city, the affordability ratio is lowest in Derby (23.2%), and highest in London (29.8%)