Policy

Of the tax and housing proposals floated by the Chancellor ahead of this week's Budget event, which do you think would have the biggest impact on the prime property market and why?

What announcements would you most like to see in this week's Budget event, that would benefit the UK housing market?

Knight Frank's London new homes chief explains how limited supply, rising costs & strong demand are shaping the landscape in the capital.

The property market 'is over reliant on a speculative model of housebuilding that slows build out and constrains the supply of affordable homes,' conclude ministers.

The founder of long-standing boutique property firm Obbard provides an overview of the prime London market, highlighting ten key trends as we approach the close of a "pivotal year".

70% of new buy-to-let purchases in England & Wales this year were made using a limited company, says Hamptons, as landlords look to lighten their tax burden.

New leaks from Downing Street suggest Rachel Reeves is planning to leave Capital Gains Tax on property sales unchanged, while increasing rates on other asset sales by 'several percentage points'.

Fresh calls to promote the use of Unique Property Reference Numbers.

Capital Economics has modelled what would happen if Capital Gains Tax went up to 45% for the highest-earning landlords and second home owners.

'The government is listening,' say lobbyists calling for a rethink on the abolition of non-dom status.

Winkworth's Dominic Agace wants the Chancellor to 'avoid intervening in the UK economy' on 30th October.

Treasury models seen by The Guardian suggest hiking Capital Gains Tax that much would be 'detrimental' to the national finances.