62% of homes across England needed a price reduction during July and August 2025, the highest summer level in recent years.

Project data from Glenigan shows recovery is faltering as housing activity weakens.

In LRG’s survey, 67% of tenants said they would rather keep rent low than pay more for an energy-efficient home.

On average, 12% of summer 2025 purchase enquiries were for new builds, up from 8% in 2024.

Forty-three lots in the September catalogue are guided at £1m or higher.

The Property Ombudsman carried out more than 2,000 compliance audits last year.

Helen Jude, partner at Landwood Group, explores how VAT on private school fees is driving changes in local housing markets, from rising property values near top schools to shifting...

For families already managing rising living costs, average storm-related garden repairs of £150–£250 present an added financial strain, and in some cases, individual...

Average monthly mortgage payments in Great Britain are £1,506, down £84 from last year.

29% of tenants have researched whether they could afford to buy a home in the last 12 months.