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UK Residential Property Market Update Spring 2026
The UK residential property market entered 2026 with more stock, steadier pricing and a cautiously active buyer base, but momentum has softened as the quarter has progressed.
Unique Oxford’s retail market thriving through placemaking
With footfall high and character-led units, the Oxford retail market continues to boom according to Partner, Mike Watson.
Oxford Retail Market: Heritage assets, placemaking and future demand
Oxford’s commercial story, and its retail property market, begins long before the modern idea of the high street.
Valuation specialist David Grove joins Vail Williams in Oxford
With the two-year anniversary of the Oxford office coming up, David Grove strengthens the team with over 30 years' experience.
Residential Property Market Autumn Update 2025
With summer well underway, the UK residential property market continues its slow but steady journey back to stability following a challenging period of uncertainty.
Oxford vs Reading: A tale of two cities
Oxford vs Reading: A tale of two cities When it comes to the Thames Valley commercial property market, Oxford and Reading are often compared as two of the region’s most important business hubs.
Property firm welcomes proposed £600m history theme park
French operator, Puy du Fou, looks to boost Oxfordshire's local and regional economy subject to planning permission.
Vail Williams welcomes proposals for unique history-themed park
Vail Williams, a commercial property consultancy in Oxfordshire, has welcomed news that plans have been submitted for a £600 million history-themed park near Bicester.
Rising receivership appointments signal further distress in the property market
The latest half-year statistics from nara – the trade association for fixed charge receivers – reveal a clear trend: LPA receivership appointments are rising sharply, as economic pressures continue to impact both corporate borrowers and private property owners.
Residential Property Market Summer Update 2025
With summer well underway, the UK residential property market continues its slow but steady journey back to stability following a challenging period of uncertainty.
Are EPCs required for listed buildings?
As sustainability continues to shape the UK’s property landscape, commercial landlords are increasingly focused on meeting the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES).