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Housing minister Lee Rowley is set to make one of his first official public appearances at a Conservative Party fringe event...

There is a staggering £117 billion worth of property currently up for sale across the UK property market, according to new...

A new analysis has revealed those areas of England and Wales with the largest numbers of Russian-owned homes. Credas Technologies analysed Land...

Only 6.8m homes in England now have mortgages, just 28 per cent of the overall market and about two per cent...

As the Tokyo Olympics draws to a close this weekend, the Nationwide Building Society has analysed long-term capital appreciation in locations regenerated...

Price renegotiations are underway between buyers and sellers in danger of missing Wednesday’s stamp duty holiday deadline, says Knight Frank. The agency...

Here we are, on the brink of a festive season like never before, and approaching the end of 2020. Although a dreadful...

Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick - currently at the centre of a planning controversy - could be sacked in a September Cabinet reshuffle. The...

Housing minister Chris Pincher has now been named in media investigations into allegations concerning his political boss, Robert Jenrick, and the...

Beleaguered Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick is under growing pressure to explain his part in a planning decision - now deemed illegal...

The Metropolitan Police says it’s “assessing” the controversial surrounding the Housing Secretary, Robert Jenrick, and a planning decision over which he...

Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick - accused by some of breaking the lockdown some weeks ago - is now in more hot...

[Estate Agent Today was ‘off air’ for some of Wednesday and most of Thursday thanks to technical problems - we apologise...

In recent years, governments and local councils have sought to change the private rented sector (PRS) to make it more appealing...

An estate agent is linking a drop in transactions of as much as 20 per cent with the stamp duty increases...

The London market has “plummeted” because almost a third of vendors have cut their asking prices in anticipation of Brexit. Using data...

It’s time, surely, for government to crackdown not just on rogue agents and landlords but on rogue councils that confuse the...

That the private rental sector has become the government’s whipping boy for housing problems - landlords in particular, letting agents almost...

Since the seventies, housing starts and completions across England and Wales have been on a downward trajectory. The long run average...

The highest number of second homes in UK local authority areas exist not in the south west, the Lake District or...

Square foot prices at one of central London’s most controversial new developments - Nine Elms - are down eight per cent...

The old and eternal debate over whether or not tenant fees should be banned continues to rumble on. It’s a major concern...

Running a business is not easy, but sometimes it becomes harder because we are expected to modify our behaviour due to...

Research from a residential investment consultancy throws light on the extraordinary large pipeline of new homes to be built in central London,...