Despite rising transaction volumes ahead of spring, the pressure on pricing is downward.

Last month, tenants’ gas and electricity bills peaked at the highest level for seven years.

The long-awaited Bill is approaching its third reading in the House of Commons before moving to the House of Lords.

£150bn worth of homes have been sold over the last year, with the capital remaining the nation’s most valuable property market.

A strengthening buyer's market is forecast to continue throughout the rest of the year

Shaylesh Patel, founder of the Ban Box Shifting campaign explains what needs to be done to end unethical business rates avoidance practices among landlords and multi-chain operators.

When hunting for a new home abroad, it can be far too easy to get caught up in the excitement of it all and miss things that could come to haunt you once you’ve moved into the...

As spring blossoms across the UK, cooling inflation and rising demand are setting the stage for a promising season ahead.

The percentage of buy-to-let business taken up by houses in multiple occupation is steadily growing, as more landlords look to diversify their portfolios.

Analysis suggests that continued buyer caution, fuelled by growing speculation that interest rates will fall, is behind a rise in the number of failed sales.