Policy

Islands bow to pressure from MPs and confirm plans to open up their central register of beneficial owners

As PM May officially steps down as Tory leader and candidates jostle for position, former financier turned agency boss Charles Curran explains the impact that current political events are having on…

The DHCLG is looking for industry feedback on a proposed new building safety regulatory regime, which implements Dame Judith Hackitt's post-Grenfell recommendations

New government figures are a 'clear indication that more must be done to realise the full potential of derelict and vacant land', says CPRE

George Monbiot-authored report sets out some dramatic policy ideas as the Labour Party develops 'an explicit goal of stabilising land and house prices'

After years of debate, the Tenant Fees Act 2019 will officially come into force on 1st June, bringing with it a set of radical changes for the lettings industry.

Homeowners in England are free to build larger rear extensions without full planning permission

Prime Minister Theresa May has resigned, confirming that she will quit as Conservative party leader on 7th June. 'The country’s left in limbo', says the RIBA's President

'Council tax should be abolished and replaced with a property tax which is proportional to the present-day value of homes', suggests think tank

160 properties worth over £4bn have been 'identified as being purchased by high corruption-risk individuals', reports the Joint Committee on the Draft Registration of Overseas Entities Bill

The Government's proposed foreign-buyer tax 'will have an impact beyond its intended target of foreign investors', warn experts