Greg Clark has been appointed secretary of state for levelling up, housing and communities, following Michael Gove's sacking last night and returns to run the department he was...

Defiant and refusing to climb down, where have we heard that before? Away from the drama unfolding inside No 10, house prices are also seemingly defying logic and expectations,...

Propertymark members’ charity, Arbon Trust, has announced that it will now be known as The Propertymark Trust, outlining its new uniformed identity and strategic vision.

The proportion of disposable household income required to cover the average mortgage repayment is by far its highest in a decade, hitting 27.6% so far in 2022.

Despite the well-documented pandemic property market boom, housing market activity has actually been on the slide since the first quarter of 2020, at least where mortgage fuelled...

Despite the housing market continuing to defy the wider economic rhetoric, there are early signs that the market is starting to reset.

The revolving door to the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government continues to spin as Housing Minister, Stuart Andrew, becomes the latest minister to resign from the...

Rightmove has reported that more homeowners are choosing to take advantage of record asking prices and sell this summer, providing more options for those who are looking to buy and...

Pet damage poses more of a threat than the damage inflicted by adult tenants, with 85.3% of respondents saying they’ve experienced pet-related damage, yet landlords are more...

Along with food and fuel, the monthly cost of a mortgage has also been steadily rising over the past 12 months, adding extra strain to household finances across the UK.