While the BSA admits to there being no 'silver bullet' to eliminate the escalating financial barriers faced by first-time buyers, it is calling on the government to make homes more...

David Alcock MRICS, MD at specialist development finance lender, Blend, shares his thoughts on how the next resident of 10 Downing Street could potentially solve the growing list of...

The latest tweaks to the long-awaited Bill are 'balanced' and 'not really contentious at all', according to PayProp UK.

The government's current brownfield policy presents a risk that poor-quality homes in unappealing areas could be prioritised in order to meet delivery targets, according to...

Ritchie Clapson CEng MIStructE, co-founder of propertyCEO, looks at why the government's proposed changes to permitted development rights may not achieve their potential to unlock...

Renters put the housing crisis ahead of the cost of living, NHS waiting times, inflation, climate change and immigration as the key issue to be addressed by the government.

At present, housing benefit rates are set to be frozen again from next year

Propertymark has urged the UK Government to make progress with plans to reform the leasehold system ahead of the second reading of the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill in the House...

An overwhelming majority of letting agents believe the Government is failing to understand the pressures facing the private rented sector and wider housing market.

The Department for Levelling Up has confirmed that the new rules which will see council tax doubled on long-term empty properties will come into force from the 1st of April this year.