The Market

Rishi Sunak's team promises to 'protect family homes from higher tax' while continuing leasehold and rental reforms, and increasing housebuilding numbers.

Off-market exists because the open market is a broken model, argues the Invisible Homes boss.

'The upcoming election is expected to have little impact on the strong level of market activity that has been building so far this year,' says GetAgent after surveying 846 estate agents.

Sir Ed Davey's 'Fair Deal' aims for a dramatic increase in housebuilding while targeting second home owners.

Developers should 'act now for the best chance to capitalise on the coming market shift,' says new report, as historic data indicates we are 'close to the trough'

Viewings are happening and demand is still there - but it’s just 'below the surface for now', reports Knight Frank.

Catch up on all the latest movements and commentary in less than five minutes, featuring data and analysis from Zoopla, Knight Frank, Savills, TwentyCi, Halifax  & more...

Disillusioned with the rise of crime, drugs and taxes at home, a new wave of American buyers are hunting for trophy mansions in the UK capital, reports Trevor Abrahmshon.

Savills has worked out which National Parks, National Landscapes (formerly AONBs) and National Scenic Areas come with the highest price tags.

Election manifestos have not yet been published, but with only a month to go to polling day, Aneisha Beveridge, Head of Research at Hamptons, talks us through where the main political parties stand on…

'Rental market dynamics are starting to turn,' says Zoopla, as some UK cities see prices begin to fall.

Planners in London and the South East refuse the highest proportion of housebuilding proposals.