Around 11% of buyers have overpaid Stamp Duty due to errors or missed reliefs.

Thousands of sellers across Britain have reduced their asking prices within the first 30 days of listing ahead of next month's Budget.

Residential property trend data for Q3 2025 shows a market constrained by uncertainty, as speculation about potential property tax reforms ahead of the Autumn Budget affects buyer and...

Proposed housing taxes would raise less than £6 billion combined, far less than the reported £40 billion fiscal deficit.

Only 17.7% of new-build homes across Great Britain were sold in Q3, down 0.5% from the previous quarter.

Tom Bill, head of UK residential research at Knight Frank, highlights how mounting speculation over property and wealth taxes is shaping UK housing markets and investor confidence...

Demand for homes priced above £500,000 has fallen 4%, with listings down 7% year-on-year.

Clare Andrews, partner in the residential property team at Moore Barlow, explores the potential impact of proposed tax reforms – from National Insurance on rental income to the...

At 12:30 pm today, Chancellor Rachel Reeves will deliver her update on the economy as well as any progress made since last October's "painful" Budget.

Tom Bill, head of UK residential research at Knight Frank explores how demand among buyers remains underpinned by the imminent rise in stamp duty and mortgage offers that pre-date the...