The Market

Property owners need "carrots and sticks" to incentivise energy efficiency improvements in homes

There's been no Autumn bounce as buyers remain cautious, say surveyors

James Bailey explores how the migration of embassies to Nine Elms could turn Belgrave Square into London's number one mansion address by 2025

The ONS has published historic data on property prices per square metre, and on the average price per room across England & Wales

Landlord numbers are falling, despite a "sharp rise" in the number of available rental homes, says Countrywide

HMRC takes tougher stance against offshore tax evaders

‘There were moments when the outlook was bleak’, says boss Alistair Elliott as group posts 3.3% rise in annual turnover and 4.5% fall in pre-tax profits

443 sites currently earmarked for housing within the London Metropolitan Green Belt, says action group, up from 203 last year

Transaction volumes are up by nearly 10%, says Knight Frank, as accidental landlords look to sell up

A blunder by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) in which it miscalculated a crucial measure of labour cost inflation could lead to Bank of England policymakers signalling the need for "one or two"…

SDLT income is "just too valuable to the Treasury"

"The UK may need to wean itself off its property addiction, but it also needs to sustain confidence in the single asset class that counts for almost two thirds of its wealth"