Alice Davidson, Associate Director at Boyer, looks at Net Zero and its effect on planning and asks if is it possible to resolve both the housing crisis and climate change, particularly...

Interest rates have risen for the 11th consecutive time following a vote which saw the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee split 7-2 in favour of a 0.25% increase to 4.25%.

In the wake of a hugely disappointing budget for the buy-to-let sector, fed-up landlords, who have long perceived they were under attack from the government due to multiple changes in...

Whether driven by a desire for more space, the strong house price growth seen in rural areas over the past few years, or even the new series of ‘Clarkson’s Farm’,...

Tall ceilings and ornate fireplaces, once the 'must-haves' for homeowners keen to show off their homes on social media have been unceremoniously dumped in favour of eco-friendly...

The old saying that "time is money" is particularly true in the property market. As such, the speed and convenience of buying a chain-free home have always been attractive to buyers....

With almost £99.7bn of lending between them, those moving home remain the most influential force in the residential mortgage market, accounting for the largest proportion of...

While the recent slowdown in the housing market may have felt a little more severe than the usual winter lull this time round due to the effects of last September's mini-budget, it...

Despite many calls for a Budget that addressed growing pressures on the housing market, the industry was left disappointed once again by the Chancellor last week with many claiming...

The slowdown in house prices that followed last September’s disastrous mini-Budget has been laid bare by the latest UK House Price Index from the ONS and Land Registry, with this...