Here we go again. Derbyshire MP, Lee Rowley, has been named as the latest housing minister and replaces Marcus Jones, who spent 63 days in the role after taking up the reins from...

The cost of living crisis, including soaring energy bills, spiralling food and petrol prices, and successive interest rate rises are fuelling growing concerns amongst borrowers who are...

You could be forgiven for assuming that due to today's record house prices and demand going through the roof for properties homebuyers have never had it so good. However, despite...

With the Bank of England widely expected to further raise interest rates tomorrow, new research from Butterfield Mortgages has revealed that as many as one in three are already...

Often given a hard time in the press over their perceived preference for smashed avocado over saving up a deposit for a house, Millenials are possibly not quite as financially insecure...

Suffolk Building Society has announced that it is returning to lending following its withdrawal from the mortgage market last month and has introduced a select number of products for...

It is estimated that as many as 72% of prospective first-time buyers have had to shelve their plans to buy their first home as they struggle to secure a mortgage due to the impact of...

Disruptive forces have been keeping investors on their toes for a while now. For the first time in many years, inflation has become an ever-present threat that is squeezing budgets,...

On Friday 16 September, the Government announced its annual Green Belt figures, which showed that 1,638,150 hectares of land in England (12.6% of all land) is allocated as green belt.

Despite the market beginning to cool a little due to the cost-of-living crisis, on average, over-65s have seen their property wealth increase by more than £10,000 this year,...