The Market
What real impact would a public register of beneficial owners have on the UK property sector?
The new draft Bill promises more transparency in the UK property industry, but will it cause headaches for estate agents, solicitors and developers - and will it put off overseas investors?
Inheritance Tax ‘is unfit for purpose & requires urgent reform’
Just 1% of estates accounted for 40% IHT receipts in 2015-16
Global investment firm reveals the 24 property markets it’ll be avoiding in 2018
Hong Kong-based IP Global flips the "best places to invest" rundown on its head
Buyers splash out 80% more for a waterfront home
The highest waterfront premium is found in the South West, says Knight Frank
Property supply climbs as demand drops – NAEA
Estate agencies agreed an average of nine sales per branch in June: more than in May, but less than last year
33 charts that show how London’s housing market is changing
The Greater London Authority's newly-published housing report analyses how the capital's housing trends have shifted through the decades, noting some fascinating changes in tenure, construction, affordability,…
Record first half for Chestertons’ lettings division
Profits up 62% on the same period in 2017, despite a significant drop in supply levels
Transaction volumes continue to fall – LCP
A flurry of high-value activity in Prime Central London 'appears to have dissipated', says London Central Portfolio
Explaining the new National Planning Policy Framework
Tom Stanley summarises the key points to consider
Mayor of London calls for Stamp Duty revenue devolution
Khan pitches to keep SDLT income from the capital for the capital
Prime London properties are selling with an average ‘discount’ of over 11%
It’s still a buyer’s market for luxury London property, says Coutts, but the market has 'stabilised significantly' & 'could be levelling out'
Top-end suburban property values have fallen by nearly 17% in five years as the ‘fragile’ £2m+ market softens
'The traditional North-South divide has been turned on its head', says Savills