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Councils are spending billions on temporary housing, but behind the scenes, some private landlords and hotel owners are profiting at the expense of vulnerable families. What does this mean for property professionals, policymakers, and ethical investors? England’s homelessness crisis is deepening and behind the growing number of families stuck
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Labour’s ambitious housebuilding target faces a critical skills shortage. Industry leaders warn that without increased migration, the plan may falter. Here’s what property professionals need to know. The Labour government has set an ambitious goal: build 1.5 million new homes over the next five years. This target
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A rising number of wealthy U.S. citizens are making London their new home. From political uncertainty to international education, here’s why it matters for agents, developers, and landlords. The idea of Americans relocating to the UK is not new. But over the past 12 months, London has seen
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A wave of new listings hits the market as sellers respond to tax changes — but how long will buyer appetite hold? The first week of April saw more than 53,000 homes listed for sale in England — one of the sharpest spikes in weekly inventory we’ve seen in recent
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New data shows homes in Manchester and Newcastle are flying off the market — while high-end London stock is taking its time. For decades, London has been seen as the engine room of the UK property market. But in early 2025, a new picture is emerging — and it’s northern cities
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A new national asking price record of £377,182 shows surprising market strength — but where is it coming from, and how long can it last? Despite speculation that the recent stamp duty changes would cool demand, the UK property market has defied expectations. According to the latest data, the average
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London’s newest neighbourhood is setting new standards in sustainability, connectivity and community — here’s why it matters beyond just homebuyers. Every year, The Times publishes its influential list of the best places to live and buy in the UK. In 2025, the winner is not a quaint village in
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A 120-bed floating hotel in Cardiff Bay is making waves — here’s why it matters beyond the marina. The announcement of a 120-bed floating hotel in Cardiff Bay may have raised eyebrows — but it’s already raising questions too. Is this just a novelty, or could it mark the beginning
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A 20% rent rise puts Bond Street back on top in Europe — but the implications go far beyond fashion. Bond Street is back in the spotlight. In 2024, London’s most iconic retail address reclaimed its crown as Europe’s most expensive shopping street, with prime rents rising by 20%
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Scottish Labour has launched a campaign to overhaul the property factoring system across Scotland, calling it a “racket” that leaves homeowners overcharged and underserved. The party is pushing for legislative reform that would make it easier to remove underperforming property factors and open up the market to more accountable, community-led
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The number of overseas buyers registering interest in UK residential property has fallen to its lowest level in recorded history. According to Knight Frank, foreign demand made up just 1% of total buyer registrations in Q1 2025. That figure marks a steep drop from the 2008–2014 period, when international