Bristol Launches Groundbreaking Net-Zero Social Housing Pilot Across Five Urban Sites

Why First-Time Buyers Are Flocking Back to Britain’s Regional Cities

A striking shift is emerging in the UK housing market: first-time buyers are moving away from the countryside and back into Britain’s regional cities. After years of pandemic-fuelled demand for rural and coastal homes, new figures show that younger buyers are once again drawn to the affordability, jobs and

Could Scrapping School Ratings Really Hit UK House Prices?

For decades, the UK’s simple one-word Ofsted rating system has done more than grade schools — it has shaped entire neighbourhoods, fuelled house price hotspots, and driven families to pay a premium to live within certain catchment areas. From “Outstanding” to “Inadequate,” these single grades have become an unofficial currency

Why Labour is Failing to Build the Homes Britain Needs

Few challenges loom larger over the UK’s economic and social future than the housing crisis. For decades, politicians have promised bold new housebuilding targets, yet delivery rarely matches ambition. Now, with Labour in power and its pledge to build 300,000 new homes each year, the gap between targets

Prime London Market Hit by Non-Dom Exodus as Inheritance Tax Reform Looms

The top end of the London property market — once buoyed by international capital and non-domiciled buyers — is undergoing a sharp slowdown. New figures reveal that prime London sales fell by 35.8% in May, with lettings activity also dropping significantly. The decline coincides with a tightening political narrative around inheritance