Despite financial pressures caused by the cost of living crisis, the number of homes being repossessed across the property market in England and Wales has remained largely static since...

The effects of the retreat from town and city centres during the pandemic are continuing to impact commercial investment with falls reported across all sectors, including offices which...

The rising costs of buying and improving homes since December 2021 when interest rates began to climb have seen a decline in renovations and developments of Grade Listed buildings....

More often than not when thinking of 'exclusive' housing markets, certain pockets of London, such as Kensington & Chelsea, instantly spring to mind due to their eye-watering...

Ahead of the Bank of England's next meeting on May 11th and the increasing likelihood of further increases to interest rates, many potential homebuyers may be torn between stepping...

The rate at which heat is escaping from the property market varies from region to region and city to city, resulting in pockets of affordability suddenly springing up and giving a...

Fully digital property transactions have been brought a step closer thanks to a collaboration between the Bank of England, HM Land Registry, Bank of International Settlements and...

Annual house price growth eased further in February according to the latest figures released by ONS, slipping from 6.5% in January to 5.5% highlighting that more realistic pricing...

Despite new buyer enquiries remaining low, surveyors have predicted a positive net balance of housing sales over the next 12 months, according to March's residential market survey.

From mobile phones to tins of Quality Street, our world and the things in it seem to be getting smaller. Our houses are no exception, according to a new study from Spring, which found...