Policy

It’s not just the imbalance between supply and demand that's pushing pricing upwards, it’s also the cost of funding developments, says Charles Curran

Philip Hammond says he wants to get 300,000 new homes built each year

What if a lack of houses is not the real problem, asks the FT's Jonathan Eley in an in-depth feature.

A survey estimates what effect an SDLT holiday would have on home-owner behaviour

Jackson-Stops predicts little movement for property markets next year

LonRes' William Carrington and Marcus Dixon take an in-depth look at how two other countries are approaching the issue of taxing high-value homes...

Andrew Sudmant and Andy Gouldson of the University of Leeds explore how local actions - particularly domestic measures in residential properties - in key British cities could have a significant impact…

Pretty much everyone in the property sector wants the Chancellor to re-reform stamp duty on 22nd November - but Hammond probably won't cut it.

Transparency drive 'gives citizens and organisations the opportunity to discover which companies own land and property in England and Wales'

Relatively few Americans or Europeans were caught up in the Panama palava, but this latest mega-leak is a different story...

"Trilateral summit" at Downing Street promises "new money, reforms to planning and incentives for the construction industry to build homes" in this month's Budget

"No surprise" from the prime resi sector as the Monetary Policy Committee votes 7-2 to increase the base rate from 0.25% to 0.5%