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The recent MPC vote highlighted how unpredictable its future decisions may be, explains Knight Frank's head of UK resi research.

Spring is around the corner and more sellers are emerging, but three quarters of existing stock is still overpriced, reports West Sussex & Hampshire buying agent Jennie Hancock.

Supply is building but buyers remain hesitant as economic risks linger, explains the agency's Tom Bill.

PCL specialist Ranjit Thaker predicts these four trends will be big with wealthy homeowners in the year ahead.

A serious talent gap threatens the sustainability of the industry, warns property recruitment specialist Barry Collins, and firms will need to align with the evolving expectations of the current workforce…

Given housing demand remains high and available stock is decreasing, those building now could strengthen their market presence as competition eases and new launches become less frequent, explains Anna…

Real estate dealings have become increasingly complicated in the capital following a major industry shift, reports top buying agent.

Kate Everett-Allen looks at what the Prime Minister’s proposals could mean for non-EU buyers.

'I am hoping and praying that the unique attractions of London and the UK would be sufficient to stem the tide, but I’m not so sure anymore': Attacking our brightest and wealthiest can only drag us down…

Most of the housing stock in this country is woefully unprepared for the changes to come, warns top buying agent.

Hannah Aykroyd explains how economic trends, political shifts & evolving buyer behaviours are transforming the prime market as we know it.

It feels like backs are moving closer to the wall inside Whitehall, says Knight Frank's head of UK resi research.