Policy

The 'novel and complex' government scheme to promote nature within property developments was launched 'without having all elements in place to ensure its long-term success', warns the National Audit Office.

Trade body estimates that failed transactions cost consumers around £260mn a year, while estate agents and conveyancers lose c.£1bn, and approximately 4 million working days annually.

The Levelling Up, Housing & Communities Committee will question leaders from the RICS, Propertymark, HomeOwners Alliance, Open Property Data Association, the Home Buying & Selling Group, and The Conveyancing…

'Too many EPCs do not provide an accurate assessment of the energy efficiency of a home.'

As Britain's 225-year-old 'non-dom' tax regime faces abolition, we asked prime resi insiders about the potential impact on the property market and their businesses.

The Chancellor is considering raising the SDLT threshold to £300k, according to newspaper reports.

Chancellor-in-waiting Rachel Reeves has vowed to 'take on the tax dodgers because if you make your home and do your business in Britain, then you should pay your taxes here too.'

Catch up on all the latest movements and commentary in less than five minutes, featuring data and analysis from Savills, Strutt & Parker, Halifax, Garrington, Maskells, Zoopla, Rightmove & more...

12 months on, Measure ULA 'has either been a godsend or an absolute disaster, depending on who you ask,' says the LA Times.

Clive Betts is leading a short cross-party inquiry on how the property market works - which is open to written submissions from the industry.

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The Housing Ministry is said to be facing 'fierce resistance from the Treasury' over a proposal to set ground rents at peppercorn rates.