The Market

Annual inflation across the nation is now at its lowest ebb since September 2012, according to the UK HPI, as regional markets in the North East, London & the South East continue to suffer

The 3% SDLT surcharge and the reduction of mortgage interest tax relief have changed the shape of the buy-to-let market

Londoners are being urged to use air pollution data to drive down house prices and rents; "this is going to be industry standard", says the NAEA's chief

Mortgage approvals have risen slightly, new buyer enquiries have edged up, and first time buyers are active, note LSL & Acadata, but prices are still falling in real terms across England & Wales...

"You don’t come into politics as a woman to do ‘housework’," said the ninth Housing Minister in nine years, in an oddly-judged riff during her maiden public address, "but when the Prime Minister…

Asking prices fail to rise in September for the first time in eight years, reports Rightmove

Over-valued homes in London take an average of two months longer to sell than a fairly-priced comparable, says Zoopla

It is now clear that London’s autumn market will be entirely dominated by political interference, write Sophie & Richard Rogerson - and vendors are likely to remain extremely cautious about listing…

There's a "consistent imbalance" between tenant demand and rental supply, warn surveyors, while Brexit-based uncertainty is continuing to thwart activity in the sales market

There's been "no crash, no fire sales and no mass exodus from London", despite three years of catastrophising by "so-called 'experts'", writes Islay Robinson, CEO of global mortgage firm Enness.

Completions typically tank by 40% whenever the dreaded date comes round, according to new analysis of Land Registry data

Cluttons saw a 30% jump in new buyer enquiries from Q1 to Q2 this year - but has downgraded its price forecasts in Prime Central London