83% of landlords said they’d be inclined to vote for a party that reinstated tax relief for landlords.

The General Election is unlikely to reverse the market momentum that has been building in recent months.

Ritchie Clapson CEng MIStructE, co-founder of property development training company, propertyCEO explores how a Labour government might impact property investment and home building...

As the general election approaches, Adrian Plant, Director of SOWN (part of Leaders Romans Group), looks at what politicians could – and should - do to support those currently...

Falling rates and rising availability of products over the last six months are keeping the market on a firm footing ahead of July 4th.

An overwhelming 95% of people currently planning to move home say that they are undeterred by July's election.

Historical analysis has revealed that house prices climb by an average of 5.4% in post-election years.

Almost half of the landlords polled by Landbay have shared concerns over a potential change of government.