Research

The Bank of England's first rate cut: A turning point for the UK's housing market.

The number of flat sales has been increasingly depressed on the back of lower prices.

9.5% of first-time buyers bought a home without a mortgage this year, up from 3.8% a decade ago.

Council tax premiums for second homeowners are driving the commercialisation of the sector.

Will falling mortgage rates unlock the aspirations of frustrated upsizers?

Now that members of the new government have their feet under the desk, both landlords and tenants are wonde...

A snapshot of the UK's housing market after the first half of 2024.

Shrinking supply pushes up rents which are rising nearly three times faster than inflation.

Both main parties have been vocal in their commitment to capping headline Corporation Tax rates

Higher interest rates mean mortgage guarantee schemes tend to fall short for buyers with small deposits

Our take on the Conservative and Labour Party’s key property policies.