Government emergency package to kickstart London housebuilding simply ‘extraordinary’
Extraordinary challenges call for extraordinary measures
Extraordinary challenges call for extraordinary measures
Investment volumes have remained resilient despite economic headwinds, underscoring continued investor appetite for purpose-built rental housing
The House of Lords Economic Affairs Finance Bill Sub-Committee will today take evidence from two panels of witnesses
Landlord advisor criticises the true intent of the Renters’ Rights Bill, claiming it seeks to boost local authority revenue and tighten control over the private rented sector
Agents who get ahead now won’t just stay compliant – they’ll set the benchmark for professionalism in a sector where reputation counts
Legislation to strengthen renters’ rights awaits Royal Assent
Estate agent retires after nearly 40 years in the property industry
Branch manager turned owner looks ahead to next chapter
Acquisition strengthens company’s managed portfolio
Activity among the £5m-plus market remains sluggish
The number of properties entered into auction is increasing
Trading update highlights lettings as key driver of Foxtons’ growth strategy
Labour’s long-awaited Renters’ Rights Bill nears enactment following final Commons approval
UK gilt yields decline as markets increase expectations of Bank of England rate cuts
Budget uncertainty is dampening sales and buyer demand, contributing to the continued slowdown in house price inflation
Supreme Court decision limits councils’ power to block approved housing schemes under revised environmental rules
Lender sees 53% increase in first-time buyers using Helping Hand mortgage boost in last 12 months
Almost £1m allocated to develop a new framework for conveyancing searches, alongside £742,700 in support for the Council for Licensed Conveyancers
Mixed results highlight the ongoing uncertainty facing the buy-to-let market