Policy

Even heavily discounted stock isn't cheap enough for buyers, reports agency, as chief exec bemoans annual ritual of autumn tax speculation.

Transparency International points fingers at developers and conveyancers; calls for an expansion of AML requirements.

New figures reveal the scale of the challenges facing the top end of England's housing market, with another Budget imminent and the HVCTS looming large.

Tom Bill shares a snapshot of the key forces at work as the Budget looms large.

New ratings will assess properties’ exposure to flooding and the measures taken to protect them, with potential implications for insurance and lending.

Just 1,440 new homes sold across the capital's larger resi developments during Q3, with only 829 bought by individual purchasers.

‘Batshit crazy’ plans to equalise CGT with income tax reportedly shelved, although smaller increases could still be on the table.

John Healey reportedly rows back on cutting the HVCTS entry point in this month's Budget, following backlash from London MPs.

Knight Frank's research boss weighs up the latest political pledges, the borrowing squeeze and 'brittle' sentiment among buyers.

Analysis suggests proposed reforms could cost almost twice as much as claimed - and put a sizeable dent in the number of £1mn-plus homes coming to market.

Badenoch adds another big-ticket property tax promise to conference agenda, alongside plans to scrap Stamp Duty and Labour’s incoming ‘mansion tax’.

Conference season brings a fresh batch of pledges, with Stamp Duty abolition, a new developer levy and a cull of housebuilding rules in the mix.