Policy
Abrahmsohn: I see the property market moving sideways for a while
Current predictions of a long and drawn-out recession are overdone, writes Glentree boss Trevor Abrahmsohn.
Charlie Wells: How planning reform could provide a welcome boost for the economy
'I have at least seven clients I have bought houses for who are waiting to press the button on big projects. All of them are waiting on planners for one thing or another.'
Tom Bill: What Rishi Sunak means for the UK property market
'How far the new PM can wind back the clock is a significant question for the UK housing market.'
Gove resurrects 300,000 housebuilding target
Significant planning reforms are back on the table as the Housing Secretary confirms the government is standing by its 2019 manifesto pledge to build 300,000 new homes a year by the mid-2020s.
Gove returns to Housing & Levelling Up brief; Hunt stays as Chancellor
New Prime Minister has appointed familiar faces to key positions in the Cabinet.
Sunak to be Prime Minister: Property industry reactions
Former Chancellor Rishi Sunak is moving into 10 Downing Street, after Penny Mordaunt and Boris Johnson dropped out of the latest Conservative Party leadership contest.
Truss resigns as Prime Minister
Another Tory leadership election will take place 'within the next week'.
Charlie Ellingworth: Chickens coming home to roost
This is a time of maximum gloom, writes Property Vision's Charlie Ellingworth, but property markets are nuanced - and there is no one size fits all...
Property industry reactions to tax u-turns & another new Chancellor
Thoughts from Savills, Knight Frank Finance, Fine & Country, Benham and Reeves, Anderson Harris, and Propertymark.
New Chancellor Hunt reverses most Truss tax cuts
Former Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has torn down most of Kwarsi Kwarteng's three-week-old tax cuts - but the Stamp Duty cut remains.
The potential impact of rising interest rates in seven graphs
The Resolution Foundation estimates the average London mortgagor will be paying £5,500 more in annual costs by the end of 2024.
Truss sacks Kwarteng as Chancellor; rolls back another tax cut
Jeremy Hunt has replaced Kwasi Kwarteng as Chancellor of the Exchequer.