The price of a typical UK home is now only £1,800 below its June 2022 peak, according to the latest Halifax data.

As ever, the property industry was quick to react to today's announcements (or lack of them). Here's what they're saying.

Following several years where housing and property were barely acknowledged in a budget, was today any different?

The Government’s obsession with homeownership has, according to Zero Deposit, helped to drive the number of privately rented properties down to the lowest level seen since 2013.

New research from Jackson-Stops looked at how the UK property market has performed under different Chancellors dating back to 1997.

Buyer demand for new build homes saw the biggest fall in Swansea, according to new data from easyMoney.

High street estate agents must 'stand firm on fees', according to GetAgent, who highlight the challenges faced by traditional agents in 2024.

A below-par level of housing delivery has fueled a rise in the number of homeowners taking it upon themselves to improve their properties.

Property developers can achieve significant price premiums for residential developments by incorporating the most sought-after design features into their architectural plans.

The society has announced that it has broadened its buy-to-let proposition with the introduction of two new products, both available up to 80% loan-to-value.