Economics

Major estate agency group thinks home-buying activity will improve a bit in the coming years, but doesn't expect a big recovery.

Fiscal watchdog expects 4% fewer property sales over the next five years than were predicted in March.

'Doing no harm isn't quite the same as doing some good,' comments one estate agency chief.

But landlords face yet another tax hike.

Special Feature: PrimeResi surveyed leading estate agents, buying agents, developers & advisors to gauge the luxury property sector's feelings & forecasts about this week's big fiscal event.

Home movers are 'soldiering on with one arm tied behind their back', says property portal boss, warning: 'there’s only so long people can keep battling against the odds.'

Tom Bill shares a snapshot of the key forces at work as the Budget looms large.

New ratings will assess properties’ exposure to flooding and the measures taken to protect them, with potential implications for insurance and lending.

Knight Frank's research boss weighs up the latest political pledges, the borrowing squeeze and 'brittle' sentiment among buyers.

Economic rewards for taking development risk in the capital have 'evaporated,' says housebuilding giant boss.

London ranks third in new Savills study of the locations best placed to attract and retain younger HNWIs, as vast wealth shifts across borders and generations.

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