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Five explainers on the stretch between an accepted offer and a finished move, written from published industry figures. They do not describe a live TrueDeed marketplace, and they are not legal advice.
UK property only. This page is industry context, not legal, financial, or tax advice. TrueDeed is in private beta. The only call to action is the waitlist.
30 September 2026
An accepted offer in England and Wales is not nearly done. This guide keeps the industry clocks separate: Propertymark’s July 2026 exchange timing, Rightmove’s 64 days and 150 days, and an about-123-day figure that sources still disagree on.
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House Buyer Bureau analysis, using TwentyCi transaction counts, estimated that 71,959 UK residential transactions collapsed in Q2 2026, at an estimated total cost of £257.9 million.
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A Lyons Bowe survey of 1,000 recent homebuyers found that 42% named conveyancing the biggest barrier to a smooth transaction, and a separate 42% said they had the least visibility during that stage.
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Your First Home is expected to support 2.5% deposits and 20% government-backed equity loans for first-time buyers purchasing a new-build in England. Income and price caps are still to be set at the Budget.
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On 29 September 2026 the government said it intends to introduce independent regulation of property agents, including a licence and qualifications. That is not a live licensing regime.
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