Lee Murphy from The Accountancy Partnership shares five ways to stay tax-efficient.

New rate cuts include a 60bps reduction for 80% Heavy Refurbishment loans and stepped rates starting at 0.39% per month.

Applications for office projects increased by 44% in the first half of 2025

London buyers with an average income of £54,245 may borrow an additional £54,245 under new policies.

New 80% LTV products for standard, HMO and MUFB borrowers.

The capital ranks in the top five across nearly half of all performance indicators in the latest report from Colliers.

Only 23% of brokers support rolling back post-crisis mortgage rules

Jemma Shorrock, Associate Director, Boyer examines how local authority trading companies could help address Britain’s housing shortfall by increasing public-sector involvement in...

Expat holiday let rates start at 6.70% for 70% LTV

Kevin Shaw, National Sales Managing Director, Romans, explores the various factors that influence how long it takes to sell a home in 2025 and offers practical advice on what sellers...