Where have house prices risen the most since the turn of the millennium?
First-time buyers have found it increasingly difficult to get onto the housing ladder over the past 25 year
First-time buyers have found it increasingly difficult to get onto the housing ladder over the past 25 year
Anti-discrimination law was initially intended to shield individuals from unfair acts of direct discrimination but over recent decades it is claimed that it has widened in scope and ambition
New UK house price data has just been released
MPs argued that the company is treating leaseholders as “cash cows,” prioritizing profit over service quality
The government said the proposals could save renters £240 a year on average on their energy bills
Propertymark's latest housing insight report has been released
The government is trying to incentivise homebuying with increased supply and more accessible mortgages
The road testing of the code of practice has resulted in a number of amendments to the document
Do borrowers need more support from lenders?
Propertymark says it will continue to make the case on more positive methods to increase supply and achieve affordability
Bank of England cuts rates to 4.5%, but some members of the Monetary Policy Committee voted for a sharper reduction to 4.25%
Estate agency announces the acquisition of well-known firm with a rebrand now on the agenda
Hot on the heels of Barclays and Coventry Building Society cutting rates earlier this week, further lenders announce reductions
Snippets of industry news: Gwyn Gittins returns to Spicerhaart as estate agency eyes significant growth; Simon Gates joins Open Moove; Charnock Bates hires land and new homes manager
A number of property transactions were affected by last Friday's Barclays banking outage
A Lords committee said the policy had not been properly 'thought through'
The roadshows will capitalise on the property portal's position as the official property partner of England Cricket
The taskforce will meet regularly over the next 18 months
New figures are a stark reminder that while government housing targets remain ambitious, it must find a new way to deliver more affordable homes at scale
When it was implemented, the 1954 Act aimed to provide security of tenure for tenants while addressing the right of landlords to manage their property
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