Rising stock levels and a month-on-month decrease in new renters have helped London's turbulent lettings market return to a more balanced setting, according to new data from Foxtons.

Action is being taken in London to bring empty properties back into use

Increasingly expensive properties and a soaring UK population are set to see a rise in more young people having to live with their parents, Homes England has warned.

Buying a home is arguably one of the biggest financial decisions you will ever make, so what lengths should you go to to ensure you’re making the right property choice?

Essential Information Group sheds light on the challenges and triumphs faced by buyers, sellers, and investors in the auction rooms during 2023.

The society has announced that it has launched new products aimed as an alternative solution to bridging finance for private landlords who are planning refurbishments.

David Hall, Associate Director at Boyer, looks back at how planning has changed over the last fifty years, yet proposed solutions to meet its various challenges have not.

The gap between seller asking price expectations and the price paid by buyers has narrowed for the first time since 2022, according to new research.

Rental yields are being driven by demand continuing to outstrip supply, inevitably leading to higher rental prices in most areas, according to new research.

The end of ‘COVID tenancies’ has seen the number of available rental properties increase by as much as 45%, according to the latest figures released by Chestertons.