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Mortgage approvals for purchases jumped to four-month high in March
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UK home sales plunged by 41% annually in March – HMRC figures
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Over-60s hold £3.84 trillion of housing wealth in UK, property firm estimates
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Average price tag on a home falls by £12 in February after record January jump
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‘Slaughter’ of savings rates will sadden hard-pressed households, expert warns
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One in 45 homes in Britain now worth £1m, property firm says
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‘Bottom-up’ recovery predicted for housing market in 2026 as activity returns
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Some ‘good news’ for mortgage borrowers despite base rate left on hold
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One of London's best restaurants has closed due to a landlord notice
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Stamp duty ‘not necessarily the biggest barrier’ to buying a home
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Home purchase mortgage approvals dip as buyers wait for autumn Budget
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Remortgaging approvals rise amid ‘unusually high’ housing market activity
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London's house prices now forecast to rise only 15% in next five years
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Rayner warns MPs not to underestimate her over 1.5 million homes target
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Tariffs causing slowdown in global property deals, Savills warns
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Jump in number of buy-to-let loans taken out in final quarter of 2024
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Strong London demand help drive Savills' UK revenue above £1 bn
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One in every 42 homes in Britain ‘is now valued at £1 million-plus’
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‘Much-needed confidence boost’ for home buyers as mortgage rates fall
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Labour’s 1.5 million new homes pledge ‘in tatters’, says Tory shadow minister
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Crest Nicholson to build fewer low-margin homes after profit hit
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Average house price forecast to be £84,000 higher in five years’ time
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Just 1 in 20 rents in London are affordable to low-income households
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Barratt’s £2.5bn takeover of Redrow gets green light from watchdog
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Guinness World Records seeks central London site for major venue
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Brixton Market put up for sale and could fetch at least £80 million
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Leading London property chiefs see revival in office investment
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Savills signals ‘early signs of market recovery’ as revenues grow
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Housing market ‘set for confidence boost following base rate cut’
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