The Market

Regulation could help, but construction of more homes 'remains the real solution', says property industry trade body.

Buyers are finding it difficult to plan without surety about how high interest rates will climb, says Knight Frank.

...but high numbers of cash buyers are keeping the top-end moving.

Recent months have been filled with doom & gloom, but there is no sight of the four horsemen of the apocalypse galloping through Sloane Square just yet...

A lot of progress has been made, but some 2.9 million homes in the private rented sector still need work done to upgrade their EPC rating to a C - and the bill could hit £30bn.

Four options to reform AML provision have been proposed by the government.

The latest Foxtons data tells of a traditional Summertime surge of activity in the rental market.

A leading estate agency has reported a sharp decline in new buyers registering to buy in London, while more vendors are dropping asking prices.

New analysis suggests a recovery is underway in the glitzy PCL neighbourhood.

New policies are 'a step in the right direction,' says Winkworth, while Knight Frank warns that proposed planning reforms will 'only paper over the cracks'.

Latest government housebuilding strategy focuses on urban property development to avoid 'concreting over the countryside'.

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