The Market

New consultation sheds light on how England’s so-called ‘mansion tax’ could work in practice - including key timelines and a potential premium for overseas owners.

IN DEPTH: Analysis by Yolande Barnes and Middleton Advisors points to widening gaps between high-friction and low-friction parts of the market - and the implications for pricing and liquidity.

Foxtons' lettings boss says 'applicant numbers have spiked, supply is strong and budgets are holding firm.'

'Correct pricing is now what brings serious buyers to the table,' says buying agency.

'Many homeowners who delayed selling during the uncertainty of 2024 and early 2025 [are] now feeling confident enough to make their move,' says REalyse.

Yet a third of existing listings have had their asking price reduced, as supply runs at an 11-year high.

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Hamptons says the increase 'has predominantly been driven by larger investors buying from smaller landlords.'

Estate agency suggests new Renters' Rights rules 'are already adding to upward pressure on rents.'

Survey of nearly 10,000 UKREiiF attendees finds 'tempered positivity and caution, alongside resilience and determination' across the property industry.

Higher borrowing costs, fuelled by rising energy prices and concerns over the new government’s policy agenda, are feeding through to mortgages and could cool housing demand further, warns Knight Frank’s…

The UK does not need to be the lowest-tax country to attract wealth, but it does need to feel steady, warns luxury brokerage chief as buyers & sellers brace for renewed uncertainty.