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Buyers are avoiding fixer-uppers due to the unknown element, writes James Shaw, but gems await those with imagination—and the right team in place.

Carter Jonas' Head of Planning & Development talks us through some major proposed changes to the planning regime.

Buyers may be fewer in number, but they are committed; and vendors are listening to price advice - all of which bodes well for the months ahead, explains Jamie Hope.

Stability could be the UK’s strength right now, so it feels like unfortunate timing to be replacing our non-dom tax regime with something less competitive, says research boss Tom Bill.

The Editor of Knight Frank's flagship research publication, Liam Bailey, summarises some of the big trends & ideas featured in this year's Wealth Report - from American domination and shifts in global…

Property Vision's co-founder runs through some of the major developments & legislation that have shaped, and are shaping, the landscape in London & the country.

The question now is whether the spring market will blossom in the normal way, writes the agency's head of UK resi research Tom Bill.

"Will AI make Rightmove the ‘Wrongmove’ for consumers," asks veteran agent Trevor Abrahmsohn as he peers into the future of property portals.

Today's top-end tenants are a lot more footloose & want the comfort of five-star hotel living, explains Amelia Greene.

Realistic expectations & up-to-date information are crucial for success in the current market, says top buying agent.

Sales are proving strongest for build-complete homes, and nearly a third of developers are expecting stronger reservation volumes in 2025, reports Anna Ward.

As noise levels reduce and the air becomes cleaner, the capital's most famous neighbourhoods will become even more desirable in the years ahead, explains Simon Rose.