The Market

Buyers and sellers face Bank of England caution and questions about the government’s direction of travel, explains Knight Frank's head of UK residential research.

Yet data from both OnTheMarket and Savills confirm a clear rise in sales of former rental homes.

Eccord's MD runs through three key themes in the PCL market this month, including a disconnect between buyer expectations and reality - and why it's becoming harder to correctly interpret pricing.

Fresh Bank of England data shows increases in both new approvals and total lending in March, which one pundit says demonstrates 'an underlying resilience to the housing market.'

Farnaz Fazaipour has some advice for HNW home-owners who 'bought into the hype cycles' of 2005, 2007 & 2014.

Correctly priced homes are still attracting competitive interest despite an uncertain backdrop, says agency.

The Renters’ Rights Act is not the end of landlord advantage, it is the evolution of it, explains Yasmin Ulhaq - and success in the new era will increasingly depend on discipline.

Gary Soloman & Connor Maunder of Burges Salmon explore a new regime that came into play in April 2026.

Savills, Knight Frank & Jackson-Stops weigh in on latest HMRC figures.

'This is not a comfortable pause,' says one estate agency chief.

'Abolishing leasehold outright is a glib soundbite rather than a serious policy proposition,' warns Matthew Pennycook.

'Build costs and viability will remain challenging' across the country, warns Savills.