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tm:tv is set to return this September for another three thought-provoking sessions.

It’s back! The Yomdel Sentiment tracker reveals some interesting findings.

Iain McKenzie, CEO of The Guild of Property Professionals, is among those that wants those who work in the property industry to change the way that they operate.

The UK housing is showing clear signs of cooling after a more than 20% surge in prices since the start of the pandemic.

With heatwaves become more frequent and extreme, people are being warning that a surge in office-to-residential conversions could lead to a rise in homes suffering from overheating.

Russell Quirk sums up the approach of the five Conservative leadership hopefuls (or lack of it) so far when it comes to housing matters.

Housing supply is normalising, which means the current pipeline of sales in many areas is bigger than it was a year ago.

The readjustment in the housing market is inevitable as more stock becomes available.

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Despite the emergence of a hot market since the start of the pandemic, many areas have actually underperformed where the total level of property sales is concerned.

The challenges presented by rising interest rates and the cost of living will no doubt have an effect throughout the second half of the year, as some people reconsider what they can afford.

Almost all the rise stems from record-breaking rents which have been driven by a lack of homes available to rent alongside investors passing on higher running costs to tenants.

EYE has asked Purplebricks if chairman Paul Pindar is planning to resign.

Chief executive resigns after four years in the role.

A new report published today shows that home moves in England and Wales are struggling to complete amidst falling consumer confidence.

The latest data is starting to signal that market momentum may be beginning to recede from record highs.

Former professional rugby player is kicking off a new career after signing up with a well-established estate agency.

The next prime minister must do more to support the housing sector, including those that invest in property.

Propertymark says the working group will look to develop clear, targeted proposals on what action is necessary to ensure that policy both supports and incentivises investment in the housing market.

The organisers say that the event is intended for both agency owners and their high-performance teams.