London bridging finance reaches a turning point as rental income covers loan interest for the first time in a decade.

As Andy Burnham becomes Prime Minister, property industry figures share their reaction to his housing policy record and what it could mean for landlords and developers.

Westminster City Council is investigating 2,712 properties for unlawful short-term letting in London, as plans for a national registration scheme move closer to reality.

A £50m investment from the Scottish National Investment Bank into L&G's Build to Rent fund is set to attract fresh private capital to Scotland's rental market.

Advertised rents on Hello Neighbour's Greater London listings rose 6.1% year on year in September to an average of £2,448, down from 9.8% in August.

First time buyers are targeting more expensive homes despite higher borrowing costs and weaker buyer demand, according to the latest House Price Index from Zoopla.

A 15-month development finance facility at 70% LTV will fund two one-bedroom flats near Crystal Palace Park.

Estate agents and suppliers gathered in Warwickshire to celebrate the property industry's fundraising achievements over the past year.

Danehurst has refinanced The Pepper Mill, a 155-studio PBSA development in Edinburgh, with an £18m facility from Secure Trust Bank Real Estate Finance at 63% LTV.

New research from Rathbones suggests property investment is no longer a dependable route to retirement income, as UK house prices fail to keep pace with inflation.