Policy

'If we don't raise rates now, it could be worse later,' explains Bank of England chief, as interest rates climb to a 15-year high.

Beware, warns veteran agent Trevor Abrahmsohn, the Four Horseman of the Property Apocalypse are saddling up and ready to go...

Rates are increasing as financial markets price in a period of more stubborn inflation, says Knight Frank's head of resi research.

What happens to core inflation will determine how much higher the Bank of England will push rates, says Knight Frank's head of UK resi research.

20% of donations to the party between 2010 and 2020 came from firms and individuals connected to the housing market.

Sadiq Khan wants to raise council tax on long-term empty homes to discourage absentee owners, and to 'make it easier' for councils to temporarily take-over under-used buildings.

More details have been published on what the main political parties would do to boost housebuilding and improve tenants’ rights.

As the long-awaited Renters Reform Bill makes its way through Parliament, lawyer Kevin Kennedy talks us through what possible the end of the section 21 process could mean for property owners.

Wide-ranging updates to rental rules include the long-promised abolition of Section 21 'no fault' evictions.

Draft policy handbook might form the basis of the party's general election manifesto.

Bosses of Landmark Information Group, Mortgage Advice Bureau, L&C Mortgages, Yopa, Simplify, O’Neill Patient, Enact, and TwentyCi have penned an open letter to Michael Gove, calling for a new 'Time to…

Michael Gove said earlier this year that the 'feudal' leasehold system 'needs to go' - but a complete overhaul now looks unlikely.