The market hasn’t responded well to Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ announcement on October 30th, according to Octane Capital's latest analysis.

Despite a large majority of landlords feeling let down by the recent Budget, some are taking a longer view of the buy-to-let market.

84,000 more homes have come onto the market following last month's Autumn Statement, according to newly released data from Yopa.

Last Wednesday's Budget saw the rate of stamp duty paid on second homes in England rise from 3% to 5% with almost immediate effect.

The fact that the highly anticipated capital gains tax hike never materialised in the budget has been well received by landlords.

Nick Lyons, CEO of inventory specialists NoLettingGo, looks at the cost to the Private Rented Sector of Labour’s first Budget since 2010.

With only a couple of days until the budget, almost two-fifths of landlords polled recently said they would stop investing, and 19% said they would exit the market if CGT gets hiked on...

Calls are mounting for the government to announce changes in the Autumn Budget that will help kick-start the first-time buyers’ market.

Over three-quarters of aspiring first-time buyers believe the government should do more to support them in getting on the property ladder

PropTech specialist Reapit has called on Chancellor Rachel Reeves to take action in her forthcoming Budget.