2022 was a year of extremes in the housing market. Bookended by both rising and then falling house prices and driven by economic and political turbulence outside of the industry.

While London has continued to dominate the list of the most attractive cities for buy-to-let landlords for the second year running, according to new data from Simply Business, more...

Despite much fanfare from the Government about “supporting people to own their home and make homeownership a reality,” there has been limited take-up by housebuilders and a...

The latest figures show that during the final quarter of 2022, demand for new homes sat at 18.5%, meaning almost a fifth of all available new-build homes listed for sale had been...

As many as one in six of the UK’s over-50s are so impacted by the cost-of-living crisis they will need to either sell or release equity from their homes to give them more cash to...

With mortgage rates peaking at around 6% in the immediate aftermath of the mini-budget, there is certainly plenty of scope for a fall in mortgage payments. But how likely is it and by...

Whether you call them flips, refurbs, or doer uppers, the basic principle of flipping is the same: find a run-down residential property, buy it below market value, then add value by...

Over half of Brits expect to inherit a property in their lifetime – but it’s definitely not a free home.

Following new research that found that 62% of the public would not feel at all confident explaining how heat pump technology works, the Building Research Establishment has called on...

While the property market remained subdued during the final quarter of last year, positive aspects are emerging, such as mortgage rates beginning to stabilise, good fixed-rate deals...