Research from Enness Global shows that the five most expensive properties sold so far in 2025 range from £25 million to £41 million, all located in London.

Peter Hawley, Director, SOWN (part of LRG), argues that dispelling misunderstandings is essential for Shared Ownership’s credibility and sustainability.

The top-valued property in the catalogue is guided at £4.25 million, producing an annual income of more than £268,000.

Homes within 20 minutes of a town centre are worth £384,454 on average, £6,000 more than comparable homes further out.

69% of 25-34 year olds already have energy-saving products in their homes, compared with 20% of over-55s who are unwilling to retrofit.

617 complaints in 2024 were linked to missing or misleading property information during home sales, according to newly released data from TPO.

Planned government spending cuts of £50 billion by 2029 are intended to offset the policy.

Landlords in Wales achieved an average gross yield of 8.84% in Q3, up from 8.59% in Q2, according to newly released data from Paragon Bank.

The firm has achieved £270m in commercial sales so far in 2025 across 402 lots, with an 83% success rate.

Average rental yields across England and Wales increased from 7.2% to 7.5% over the past year.