The Market

Residential property has "has so far proven one of the more resilient sectors" of the global economy, reports Savills.

People living in rural and coastal areas are generally happier with where they live than those living in cities and urban areas, says Rightmove.

As rumours continue to swirl, many buy-to-let investors and second home owners are faced with the uncomfortable dilemma of trying to second guess how the Government would introduce any changes to CGT,…

Latest figures from HMRC show receipts from housing transactions were down 43% in Q3.

Urbanist Architecture has seen a 65% jump in demand for rural home designs, including a marked increase in Para 79 "Country House Clause" commissions.

Minister of State for Housing, Christopher Pincher MP, delivered a speech at yesterday's Savills Annual Housing Seminar, in which he talked through the Government's strategy for housing, covering Covid-19…

Chestertons attributes ‘biggest shift in activity since the end of the first lockdown’ to vaccine progress and US election result...

Research reveals the exact day on which investors denominated in a range of currencies would have achieved the maximum discount on a Prime Central London property...

The number of homes bought and sold again within 12 months has reached a 12-year high.

The UK's total housing stock is worth just shy of £7 trillion, according to some new research, with Westminster and Kensington & Chelsea emerging as the highest-value areas.

Overseas buyers have been behind 41% of Prime London transactions in 2020, spending an estimated £3.3bn, according to new analysis.

PCL development land value are still down at 2013 levels, despite rising in Q3.