Policy

Unless the economic scene changes dramatically, a cataclysmic collapse in property values is unlikely, says the Glentree boss.

We need "action on a scale similar to the initial Covid response," says First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.

Kwasi Kwarteng is the new Chancellor of the Exchequer under Prime Minister Liz Truss, while Simon Clarke has the housing brief as Levelling Up, Housing & Communities Secretary.

Propertymark is running a survey to find out what letting and estate agents think about short-term lets, and how they are affecting the wider property market.

"Negative outcomes aren't baked in," says Winkworth boss Dominic Agace, summing up the mix of optimism and apprehension within the property industry.

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss has beaten former Chancellor Rishi Sunak to become leader of the Conservative Party and Britain's next Prime Minister.

The occupant of Number 11 Downing Street will play a bigger role in housing policy than the new Prime Minister or Housing Minister, suggests Tom Bill.

From tax changes to an overhaul of the conveyancing process, here's what industry insiders would really like to see on the agenda.

A programme of “behavioural nudges and incentives for collective action” – including property tax rebates – could promote the uptake of energy efficient tech across Britain’s housing stock, says…

A Freedom of Information Request by the Financial Times has revealed a big problem with the new Capital Gains Tax timeframe...

A planning order covering parts of Notting Hill, Chelsea & and South Ken has been given the green light by Levelling Up Secretary Greg Clark.

Westminster says planning deregulation will have a ‘devastating effect’ on the West End.