Policy

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's recent example highlights how crucial it is to get the rules in writing, explains Kate Stockdale.

The average time it takes to move home in Britain has increased by nearly a third since the pandemic, says Rightmove.

Major London agency says landlords have been rethinking pricing tactics under the RRA - and reports a 20% drop in sales enquiries.

But other reports suggest the new government is 'actively looking' to replace council tax & stamp duty with a new system.

PCL borough says it is facing a £100m funding blow.

Propertymark says ministers still have big questions to answer on valuations, enforcement and who ultimately pays the charge - and warns against hitting non-UK resident owners with an additional surcharge.

London Square research finds the capital leading the pack for careers and resi investment, with overseas sentiment more upbeat than the domestic narrative might suggest.

Overseas property held through companies or other structures can have unexpected consequences for UK purchases - lawyer Will Timbrell explains where buyers and advisers need to tread carefully.

UPDATED: Former Defence Secretary John Healey replaces Rachel Reeves as Chancellor of the Exchequer; Angela Rayner returns to the Cabinet as Housing Secretary.

Important consultation seeks to set a framework for how much leaseholders should pay to buy the freehold, extend their lease or to buy out their ground rent.

35% affordable homes fast-track threshold returns for over a third of boroughs.

Researchers claim '90% of [leasehold] buyers regret their purchase.'