Warnings of a deepening risk to economic inequality have been raised in a new report which urges the government to give serious consideration to the impact of regional variability in...

Introduced in July 2020, the stamp duty holiday went on to have a profound effect on the market as the government sought to ease financial pressure on house hunters during the height...

Despite new and existing attempts by the government to persuade landlords to open the door for pet-loving tenants, the chances of finding a pet-friendly rented home in London remain...

The housing crisis is deepening. Record house prices and depleted stock are stifling consumer sentiment around the availability of starter homes, social housing and rental properties.

UK average house prices increased by 10.6% over the year to August 2021, up from 8.5% in July, according to the latest figures released this morning from ONS.

Homesellers are overpricing by as much as 41% when it comes to the price at which they list their homes on the major portals, versus the reality of what buyers will pay, according to...

1% of England’s Green Belt could supply 2.3 million new homes, according to data supplied by Stripe Homes who has analysed how many new homes could be built if a small portion of...

A fifth consecutive month of low property supply levels, with new listings reporting lower numbers than pre-pandemic figures in 2019 has been recorded, according to the latest data...

The UK property market is more competitive than it has ever been in a decade. With low mortgage rates and the stamp duty holiday, homebuyers are joining the race for more space.

During the first year of the pandemic (the 12 months to April 2021), house prices in areas that are too small to be classed as towns grew faster than elsewhere, up 9.6%, compared to 9%...