UK Property Market Commentary

Confidence has become the UK property market's most valuable commodity—and right now it's in short supply. Buyers are stalling

This week was the tale of two developers. One, Persimmon, turned a profit while the other, Vestry, made a

Rates swelled from the crossfire heat this week, causing house prices to melt as stock levels continued to mount

Andy Burnham ascended to power, reinstating Angela Rayer who took possession of UK housing once more; this time however,

This week saw the launch of many consultations on promises that have yet to be delivered. Leaseholders learnt the

This week, developers felt the heat from shareholders as debts rose and interest waned. To enable greater movement  another

This week, the governor ruled out rate cuts despite oil prices softening, favouring a more cautious stance until there

This week, HMRC continued to profit from house price inflation via stamp duty. Burnham’s potential reign, however, could see

This week, sellers felt the heat in more ways than one. The World Cup and a cautious economic backdrop

This week, the government's housing ambitions collided headfirst with economic reality. Plans to accelerate housebuilding were threatened by potential

Many consultations went on their merry way this week and all centred around how to obtain more tax. Be

This half term, first-time buyers refused to sit on the sidelines, chasing homeownership despite higher borrowing costs and a