The Market

Labour's plan to require all rental homes to achieve an EPC A-C rating by 2030 'is achievable at a stretch,' says Hamptons, but 'landlords need adequate time and resources to meet it.'

London's average monthly rent bill has risen by 3% in the last 12 months, while Northern regions have seen three-times that growth.

Latest index shows prices are now just 1.3% lower than a year ago.

'It sounds odd, but buyers expect a certain amount of craziness in Paris whether it’s a protest or Olympics controversy and investors seem unperturbed by the changes.'

'I now firmly believe capital gains tax rates will be increased', says Matt Spencer of Kingsley Napley - so what are the options for those planning to sell in the near future?

From 'golden rules' and the new 'grey belt' to the return of housebuilding targets and the removal of 'beauty', Robert Garden & Grace Owen-Ellis of CMS UK explore how the latest consultation on a revised…

Surveyors are feeling more positive about the sales market than at any time since January 2020.

Wealthy people are leaving the UK & the government will need to make some tough choices as a result, warns Parthenia's James Wyatt.

Latest batch of super-prime registrations led by country residences in Hampshire & Surrey and townhouses in Notting Hill & St John's Wood.

Analysis by TwentyCi comes as the government confirms landlords will be required to improve their properties to Energy Performance Certificate standard C by 2030.

Two Scottish cities remain at the top of Colliers' chart for resi investors.

The latest LonRes data suggests buying activity bounced back last week.