Sustained global uncertainty and delayed decision-making are continuing to impact confidence in the construction sector negatively.

New research has revealed that some postcodes in Britain’s rental market charge up to three times more than their neighbours.

New data reveals where homes are selling below asking price – and where bidding wars are driving prices up

UK developers are increasingly abandoning part-finished housing projects as planning delays, lingering cost pressures, and financial strain push more schemes into receivership.

Optimism and opportunities are on the rise as the UK's buy-to-let sector continues its journey from opportunism to professionalism.

There are an estimated 12,778,637 homes in England that have a rating of D or below.

Average rental yields in Manchester currently stand at 6.35%, according to new analysis of government data.

Over half of homes in England and Wales sell within two months of listing, according to newly released data.

Rebecca Davison, Partner at Howard Kennedy, explores how to rethink sustainability standards to unlock the potential for retrofit to help meet the government’s ambitious...

The rest of the country seems to be catching up with the capital's more mature and established build-to-rent market.