Annual rental yields have dipped again, down from 6.2% a year ago to 5.4%. Despite the quarter-on-quarter drop being very small - only 0.1%, many landlords will now be looking beyond...

Recent rate rises have seen the percentage of monthly income that average households are now paying for their mortgages surge to 22% - up from 16% since the start of this year alone,...

With energy prices soaring and tenants feeling the cost of living crisis, landlords across England and Wales have been advised by the Government that by 2025 all rental properties will...

The impact of climate change on the UK property market has been highlighted in a new report as experts from across the industry call for a standardised industry-wide approach to...

Changes to stamp duty have been revealed as the main driving factor for a reduction in house price growth seen during August, according to the latest data released by ONS. Albeit...

During the height of the pandemic, thousands of London's renters packed up and fled the capital, moving closer to family and friends to wait out the subsequent lockdowns and returning...

Government targets for new homes are consistently missed. In fact, at no point since the construction boom of the 1970s have 300,00 homes been built in a single year. Yet despite this,...

As mortgage rates and borrowing costs rise, some areas of the country may be better insulated from financial pressure than others due to high levels of housing equity. The latest...

The traditional housing estate – the standard product of most developers’ output for the past half century – is nearly over. Development has evolved from being solely...

More than half of the estate agents who took part in a new market sentiment survey commissioned by House Buyer Bureau have expressed concern about the future of the UK property market,...