The Market

New-build transaction slump should serve as a cautionary tale against any further tax tinkering, warns LCP

Demand may be surging, but new property listings have fallen by 21% year-on-year says Knight Frank, while January's UK transaction tally was 4% lower than in 2019...

All housebuilders will need to sign-up to Robert Jenrick's New Homes Ombudsman scheme.

North Devon and southern Wales saw the highest rates of property price inflation last year, while London boroughs saw the sharpest falls.

Wealthy residents of three Tory constituencies are already choosing to pay a mansion tax in all but name, argues the Times' economics editor Philip Aldrick...

Buyers’ and sellers’ confidence and optimism is 'back with a bang', according to Chestertons

Nine new residential developments are changing the face of Europe's busiest shopping street;

RIBA's Future Trends Workload Index has surged into positive territory, led by the private housing sector, but architects' actual workloads are still 5% below last year's level...

"Increased London house price growth may reflect a larger shift in the type of properties being sold than usual," says the official UK House Price Index, "with more sales of very high value properties.

Demand amongst both large and SME housebuilders for new sites in zones one and two is 'robust', reports Knight Frank, following a big drop-off in the wake of the EU Referendum

Hong Kong, New York, Tokyo, Geneva and London are the most expensive prime global cities, says Savills;

The average price paid by cash buyers for a home in the UK is 9% less than that paid by mortgaged buyers... But it's a different story in London.