50% of UK movers say budget outcomes have no impact on their moving or investment plans, with 6% actually accelerating plans in the 10 days following the announcement.

Landlords and property investors are the most directly affected by the Autumn Budget, with slightly higher tax on rental income and frozen tax thresholds. 

First-time buyer searches have dropped 27.29% since May.

98% of buyers who paused plans before the Budget are now resuming their search.

Housing market steady despite budget uncertainty

Nearly nine in ten Brits fear the Chancellor’s decision to increase tax on landlords will lead to higher rents, according to research by property lender Together.

Although the property sector was not a key focus of the Autumn Budget 2025, the fallout from the hotly debated “mansion tax” continues to ruffle feathers throughout the...

The NRLA has warned that the Budget will drive up rents and harm low-income tenants

Ahead of today's announcements, Peter Hawley, Director, SOWN (part of LRG), argues that Shared Ownership is an underutilised tool for first-time buyers and calls on the government to...

71% of brokers report greater caution among overseas property buyers ahead of tomorrow's Budget.