The success of the government's New Homes Accelerator could hinge on finding a solution to the complexity of the current planning process for new developments.

Lawrence Turner, Director at Boyer explores how effective councils' new powers will be in addressing the housing crisis or whether it's just rapid reform for rapid reform’s...

Ritchie Clapson CEng MIStructE, co-founder of propertyCEO, looks at how the new government's plans to solve the ongoing housing crisis (what we currently know of them) actually stack...

Paresh Raja, CEO at Market Financial Solutions, looks back at the surge in activity seen in the weeks and months following a previous General Elections and explores the likelihood of...

A new survey has revealed a fairly even split among landlords on whether the result of the recent election will be positive for the housing market.

Propertymark is urging the UK Government to implement reforms that will make it more cost-effective and simpler for people to buy and sell leasehold property following the King’s...

Almost two-thirds of British residents are not confident that the new government can meet its targets for homebuilding during the next five years.

From April 2025, the stamp duty-free threshold is set to reduce back down to £300,000, significantly reducing the volume of eligible homes for first-time buyers.

The new Labour government's plans for the year ahead have been read out by King Charles in a speech to Parliament.

The new Chancellor, Rachel Reeves has used her first major speech to announce the government's first steps to achieve 'sustained economic growth' and reform the planning system.