For the vast majority of first-time buyers, raising a deposit remains by far and away the single most challenging part of getting onto the property ladder and, for those who are able,...

February’s Levelling Up White Paper contained just four references to the Green Belt. Although the White Paper was disappointing in its lack of in detail, it gave some hope that...

The housing market is taking longer than anticipated to recover from the distortions caused by the pandemic and stamp duty holiday, with low supply of housing stock expected to...

The built environment alone accounts for almost 50% of carbon emissions across the world, a recent

Despite the number of vacant homes across England falling by 2% annually, those that remain dormant are still valued at a staggering £194.3bn in the current market.

Increased disparity between supply and demand in the lettings sector is continuing to put increased pressure on house prices.

Buyer enquiries in the capital have seen a 57% uplift since May 2021, a clear sign of recovery in a market that was hammered by the pandemic. However, the number of available...

In addition to the obvious aesthetic value, being able to look out onto rolling green hills, a coastline, or even a mountain range from a window in your own home will carry its own...

Speculation over whether we’re now entering a buyers’ market after years of the sector being in favour of sellers is inaccurate as there has never been just one market in...

Introduced in 2013, Permitted Development Rights for change of use were intended as a tool to address the housing crisis by accelerating the delivery of new homes through the planning...