The Market

The church 'has something unique to contribute to the housing crisis', says the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby

Which? survey quizzed 1,200 homebuyers on the concessions they made when choosing a property - and those they later came to rue...

2016's stamp duty surcharge has had a noticeable effect on the behaviour of landlords based in London, suggests Hamptons, with increasing numbers now looking further afield in search of lower entry costs…

Novichok-hit Wiltshire market town tops The Sunday Times annual list of nice places

'We are not anticipating an activity surge,' says Rightmove as Brexit is delayed, 'but maybe a wave of relief that releases some pent-up demand to take advantage of static property prices and cheap fixed-rate…

As the Government announces its intention to abolish the Section 21 process, otherwise known as the ‘no-fault eviction’, Peter Hermon-Taylor explains the background, key points and potentially far-reaching…

James Brokenshire announces Government's intention to abolish 'no-fault' Section 21 evictions, in what's being billed as the 'biggest change to the private rental sector in a generation'

CBRE compares how the tax treatment of property differs by country, but which is the most favourable for buyers?

'Unprecedented' tightening of insurance market conditions could end up forcing some firms out of business, warns Mactavish

Hong Kong tops CBRE's list once again, with London down in eighth place. 30 of the 35 profiled cities have seen residential real estate values rise in the last year, led by a Spanish property boom.

"The UK property market has remained in a state of flux over the last month due to the ongoing uncertainty which the country faces over Brexit," says buying agency Garrington in its latest monthly video…

51% of Londoners think the capital is "too stressful", according to a survey by Berkeley Homes