All property coverage from Sheffield.
A wave of shifting mortgage rates and rental hikes has tipped the balance in parts of Sheffield, making home ownership the cheaper monthly option—if you know where to look.
The city’s new towers from West Bar to Kelham Island promise amenity-rich living, but how do rents stack up against buying?
As rents climb across the city, many Sheffielders find their housing costs pushing towards — or well past — the conventional affordability line.
Analysis shows monthly mortgage payments now undercutting rents in parts of Hillsborough and Woodseats as the city's property market shifts.
Rising rents and stubborn house prices put the spotlight on purpose-built rental schemes across Kelham Island, St Paul’s and beyond.
Homes are taking over two weeks longer to sell than last summer, prompting a surge in vendor discounts across neighbourhoods from Ecclesall to Walkley.
With available lettings at a five-year low in Sheffield, tenants face tough choices—here’s how to navigate the squeeze.
As the city's real estate market continues to evolve, a notable disparity has emerged between house and unit prices, with significant implications for buyers and sellers alike.
As the city's rental market continues to evolve, build-to-rent developments are offering tenants a unique set of benefits and amenities, but do they offer a solution to the affordability crisis?
As interest rates rise, buyers in Sheffield are adapting their strategies, with some areas seeing increased demand and others experiencing a slowdown.
With just 1.4% of rental properties available, tenants are facing intense competition for homes in the city
Return of buy-to-let investors puts pressure on first-time buyers and families, with sellers in Ecclesall and Kelham Island reaping rewards.
Sheffield residents increasingly turn to 'rent-vesting' as property values and rents squeeze both first-time buyers and would-be landlords alike.
Prices in Crookes and Kelham Island surge past pre-pandemic highs, but the frenzy of 2021 is unlikely to return.
Shifting bid patterns and fewer buyers on the floor mark a slowdown in Sheffield’s auction market over the past month.
£140 million city-centre scheme gets green light as council bets on jobs and homes for post-pandemic revival.
Tenants looking for homes in areas like Crookes and Kelham Island are facing the toughest market in years, with rental listings vanishing within days.
With heating bills climbing and property prices flattening, we examine how affordable renting really is for Sheffielders—and where the longstanding 30% rule falls short.
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