New analysis shows that affordability and availability are continuing to shape buyers’ choices.

Enness Global reports a 16% increase in US enquiries and nearly 40% growth in new US site visitors year-on-year.

The Renters’ Rights Act became law on October 27th, ending Section 21 evictions while protecting landlords’ ability to regain properties when necessary.

89% of buyers would not change their approach despite the distance involved.

Reeves is expected to announce tax rises on 26 November as the government attempts to plug the reported £22bn gap in the public finances.

Top-performing regions, including Yorkshire & Humber, North East, Scotland and Wales, projected to exceed 27% growth.

66% of Londoners aged 25–45 are borrowing to cover housing costs, including credit cards and payday loans.

Planning is sought for at least 44 affordable homes on the land.

United Trust Bank (UTB) recently completed a regulated bridging case that highlights how lenders and brokers can manage transactions efficiently, even when AVMs are not available.

The long-awaited Renters' Rights Bill became an Act of Parliament and law after receiving Royal Assent on 27 October.