The Market

Agency's consumer poll picks up on a sharp turnaround in moving intentions, led by London, despite lingering political and tax uncertainty.

Fresh data confirms that transactions are 'bunching' below the incoming High Value Council Tax Surcharge threshold.

Your essential five-minute briefing, featuring data, forecasts and analysis from Foxtons, Tax Policy Associates, Knight Frank, UBS, Property Vision, Rightmove & more...

Foxtons had 24 would-be tenants per new instruction in August, despite new listings continuing to run ahead of last year.

Councils will be able to step in after just six months under overhaul of rarely-used powers.

Mooted £1.5mn threshold would triple the number of England & Wales homes in the valuation ‘grey area’, from 73,600 to 222,800, reports Knight Frank.

Exclusive PrimeResi survey finds most respondents favour shifting the tax burden away from transactions and towards property ownership - but opinion is split over abolishing SDLT altogether.

£100mn-plus sale among standout transactions as UK Sotheby's exec flags changing UHNW property tastes.

UK capital sinks into low-risk territory a decade after topping global property danger list.

Agreed sales dropped both week-on-week and against last year, despite a continued post-summer rise in new instructions.

Investigation finds five modest flats were included in the reported Providence House sale, with tax experts putting the resulting SDLT difference at around £18.5mn.

Property pundits have downgraded their expectations for the UK housing market.