During last month's Autumn Statement, the new Labour government confirmed that stamp duty thresholds in England would lower from 1st April 2025.

Buying a home has become slightly more affordable relative to income, as wage growth outpaces house price inflation over the past year, according to newly released data from Halifax.

New data shows that the volume of new homes transactions to have exchanged is up by over two-thirds compared to last year.

Following the changes, five-year fixed rates now start from 4.81%

A new study has highlighted a limited housing supply for England’s ageing population and calls for urgent solutions to tackle a worsening crisis.

With 26 million spare rooms in the UK, flatshare website SpaeRoom argues that if just 1% of them were rented to lodgers, the average rent could be reversed by 7 years.

David Churchill partner at Carter Jonas argues that greater leniency in developing the Green Belt around these transport corridors could boost residential and commercial development,...

Energy-inefficient homes are costing households an average of £299 per year in extra energy bills, with older generations found to be the hardest hit

The loan will further the development of several properties including a number of barn conversions, one of which is grade-listed.

The lender has also announced the launch of new product switch rates for landlords with large HMOs and multi-unit freeholds.