Policy

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%

JLL forecasts price growth of 2.5% pa for the next five years as UK transitions into 'new paradigm'; PCL to be weakest performing region in 2018...

Johan Rewilak, an empirical economist and lecturer at Aston University, explores the reasoning behind the Bank of England's anticipated decision to raise interest rates for the first time in a decade...

Agents who try to charge fees to tenants could be hit with a £5,000 fine and criminal charges, says the draft bill, published today.

Using family trusts to save IHT is not just for the super-rich, but it does help to have had some well-advised ancestors...

The UK's property tax system is "strange and inconsistent", according to The Adam Smith Institute.

Study finds just £85k of charges levied on £500m worth of long-term vacant homes in Kensington & Chelsea