Zoopla's research desk tracks the UK housing market through its House Price Index and Rental Market Report, published monthly from its own sales and rental data. Its September 2026 index recorded prices rising more slowly, with five percent more homes for sale and the highest mortgage rates in three years weighing on buying power.
Rental growth picked up as the stock of homes to let fell, with advertised rents 2.6 percent higher than a year earlier. Its data desk also tracks sales velocity across England and Wales, flagging the twenty locations where homes sell fastest.
The Zoopla consumer site is completely free to use. The company earns commission when it introduces users to partner firms such as mortgage brokers, and Mojo Mortgages is its appointed representative partner.
Property businesses buy advertising packages on the paid business-to-business side. Display advertising options run through the advantage site for advertisers.
The Zoopla platform lets users search homes for sale and for rent with filters for price, location, and features such as a garden, garage, or balcony. Homeowners get a free instant valuation and monthly house price estimates through My Home.
Tools include an affordability calculator, a mortgage calculator, and travel time search. Sold price records come from Land Registry and Registers of Scotland data, and apps are available on the App Store and Google Play.