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...

In 2015, new laws stated that privately rented property in England and Wales must have an EPC rating of E or above. The new laws came into force on 1 April 2018 for new tenancies, and...

Low levels of suitable property, soaring rents, and wider financial pressure caused by increased living costs are fuelling an exodus of renters from cities across Great Britain,...

Spiralling energy bills and concerns about the environment are prompting a growing majority of homeowners to think more about the energy efficiency of their homes. Among the many ways...

According to new research, the 'race for space' is far from over. With spring approaching and warmer weather on the horizon, green-fingered house hunters are heading back out in force...

Disparity is nothing new in the property market. However, with recent reports of a Regent’s Park mansion set to be sold for £250m, expensive even for London, new research...

When you think of a new-build property, you instantly conjure up an image of a modern, fresh, energy-efficient home built, with the latest techniques and materials and carrying a hefty...

Following two or three years of housing market insanity that saw record house prices broken almost on a weekly basis and unprecedented demand far outstripping supply, there is no...

The new-build market is continuing to outperform the wider market, with average prices for new homes not only climbing at a higher rate compared to the existing market but also...

The Doomsday Clock, a metaphor for how close we are to destroying our world with dangerous technologies of our own making, or via catastrophic disruptions from climate change, is now...