Two-year fixed rates post biggest monthly fall in over a year
There are approximately 1.8m fixed rate mortgages due to end in 2026
Marc da Silva
Landlords risk accidental breaches amid ‘confusing’ regulatory guidance
Landlords need clearer communication, says SafeDeposits Scotland
Ground rent cap to be brought forward by a year
The proposed £250 limit is now expected to take effect a year earlier than originally anticipated.
New partnership aims to simplify tenant onboarding for agents
Agents set to gain single-view tenant onboarding through new agreement
Record number of first-time buyers dragged into stamp duty net
The end of the previous stamp duty holiday in April 2025 has been particularly painful in London and the South
Housing minister to deliver government housing update at Propertymark One
Baroness Taylor joins high-profile line-up of speakers at Propertymark One
More than half of first-time buyers rely on family cash
Support is increasingly coming from a wider circle of relatives rather than solely parents
CLC among regulators taking part in government AI Growth Lab
Legal services will be the first sector involved in the programme
Millions of homeowners could be affected by this government review
This common homeownership arrangement could soon face reform
Will house prices fall in 2026 as buyer budgets and seller expectations drift further apart?
Property industry reacts to latest house price data
Rental reforms backfire? Landlord exodus squeezes supply
The unintended consequence of rental reform: fewer homes, higher rents
Agents flock to Propertymark’s new referral platform
The platform allows Propertymark members to send and receive referrals, valuation requests and instructions through a network of agents
Estate agency makes The Sunday Times 100 list for rapid growth
The company was founded in December 2020 by Steph Walker, Andrew Vass and Mark Bruce
Changing role of estate agent demands fresh approach to recruitment, says MD
For the right person, estate agency can offer an attractive second career or next chapter
Borrowers bet on future rate cuts with move to shorter fixes
It appears many borrowers believe the recent spike in mortgage rates will prove temporary
State of Play survey returns to take the temperature of the industry
The State of Play survey will close for responses on 30 June 2026
Leasehold campaigners blast anonymous group over reform challenge ‘to protect profits’
Campaign group accuses unnamed vested interests of using "lawfare" in an attempt to delay or derail government leasehold reforms.
Most tenants unconvinced agents are compliant with Renters’ Rights Act
Just a third of tenants believe property managers meet new legal requirements
Major estate agency group adds two more firms in rapid expansion drive
Latest deals take Campions’ acquisition tally to five in just over a month
