The Market
No change to SDLT as the Chancellor outlaws letting agency fees to tenants
Chancellor bans up-front letting agency fees for tenants; focuses on affordable housing
#AutumnStatement: The prime resi industry reacts
What the luxury property sector thinks about the abolition of letting agency fees, more money for housebuilding and infrastructure, and no changes to stamp duty
Required Reading: The Autumn Statement for HNWs and business owners
Mishcon de Reya's comprehensive briefing note on the Autumn Statement 2016
Bubble Gazers, Homing Pigeons & Globalistas: The ten tribes shaping the UK’s urban rental market
"We are not talking about Generation Rent," says Strutt & Parker, "we are now talking about Every Generation Rent"
Take n’ Stock: How falling transactions are impacting Treasury coffers
Government set to see £400m shortfall in stamp duty revenue from resi property against predicted revenue this financial year, says Jackson-Stops
Predictions for the 2016 Autumn Statement
Will housebuilding and stamp duty feature on the new Chancellor's agenda?
Prime country house prices shuffle up by 0.5% as higher stamp duty costs are ‘factored in’
Country market remains 'relatively subdued' in the wake of SDLT reforms, says Knight Frank
Superstoreys: Tesco moots £400m air rights sell-off
Could ambitious resi development plans stack up for the supermarket giant?
On The Lend: Key post-referendum resi development finance trends
'The over-riding view among lenders suggests they have adopted a bullish outlook for the market in the wake of the vote for Brexit'
Mapped: Kensington & Chelsea’s hottest properties (literally)
New thermal imaging map shows heat loss from buildings across the borough
The Redfern Review: Trends, causes & solutions for the decline of home ownership
British home ownership fell by 6.2% between 2002 and 2014; young people are being priced out of property; building more homes is no quick fix
‘Sentiment in the housing market is finding a post-EU vote stability’
Households still think property prices are rising, but at a slower pace