Economics

House prices will fall farther than expected, suggests mortgage lender, as borrowers struggle with rising costs.

Significant proportions of the UK housing market now have little or no reliance on borrowing, says Yolande Barnes.

Matt Spencer and Charlotte Jeanroy of Kingsley Napley explore the 'wonderfully complicated' world of Stamp Duty, highlighting a number of legitimate ways buyers can mitigate their transaction tax burden.

'A digital pound is likely to be needed in the future,' according to a newly-published government consultation paper.

The last few months are hardly a useful barometer for the future of the market, writes Knight Frank's UK resi research chief, but buyers & sellers appear to be reactivating their plans as relative economic…

David Huggett explains the events that led to a 'once in a lifetime' opportunity for international buyers last year, and why the latest shift in currency markets could signal another turning point.

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This is the tenth consecutive increase to the base rate of interest; there are now signals that we may be approaching a peak.

Prime London postcodes and top-tier university cities 'are the most likely to escape relatively unscathed' from the property market downturn, says Garrington.

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'The rapidity of recent price declines in economies like Sweden, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia suggests prices may retrace a large part of their previous boom,' says Adam Slater of Oxford Economics.

'Greater taxation of rich people is not the only answer to the inequality crisis, but it is a fundamental part of it,' says Oxfam.