The Market

Lecturer in Law at King's College London, Chloe Sheppick, talks us through some of the Conservative Party's attempts at housing policy over the past five years - including ambitious reforms of the leasehold…

The high life is now more expensive in Europe than in most Asian wealth hubs, according to research by Julius Baer, which flags a "new lifestyle boom" for the world's wealthiest people.

Property prices are likely to morph from "over-valued" to "fair value" by the end of the year, says property portal, despite an anticipated 1.5% increase in average prices.

The government-in-waiting has been fiendishly circumspect about CGT, IHT & a possible Mansion Tax, writes Glentree Estates boss Trevor Abrahmsohn.

A decade on, Property Vision's Simon Connell explains how George Osborne's tax reforms have fundamentally altered the capital's property market.

Pipeline continues to shrink as developers grapple with challenges.

A firm date for the general election has helped boost sentiment amongst househunters, reports Chestertons.

A top property consultancy's research team has delved into raw planning data to assess how realistic it will be for the next government to deliver on manifesto housebuilding targets.

Deal numbers have dwindled further in the capital's prime postcodes.

Buyers also frustrated at frequency of mortgage rate fluctuations, reports Knight Frank's head of UK resi research.

Fresh data shows demand for prime London homes in St John’s Wood, where many have balconies, terraces and gardens, has leapt by 72%.

A big survey by Zoopla and Ipsos shines a light on what housing policies the public thinks the next government should prioritise.