UK Housebuilding Downturn Eases as Construction Activity Improves
UK residential construction activity improves as the housebuilding sector records its slowest decline since October, signaling a potential market shift.
UK residential construction activity improves as the housebuilding sector records its slowest decline since October, signaling a potential market shift.
London asking rents rose 8.7% annually despite a concurrent drop in tenant enquiries, indicating a divergence between pricing and demand.
Over 100 landlords attended an online briefing on the Renters' Rights Act to discuss compliance and changes to possession rules.
UK property data shows short-term home moves have hit a record low, with only 5% of sellers owning their homes for under three years.
A UK property partnership is testing synchronised completion technology to reserve buyer funds until conditions are met.
The UK new-build price premium has risen to nearly a third, widening by 6.2 percentage points since 2016 compared to existing homes.
Propertymark responds to consultation on ground rent cap exemptions that could complicate UK leasehold sales.
ESPC data reveals UK property sales volumes are falling despite a 2.7% year-on-year price rise, highlighting sharp regional market divergence.
UK estate agents expect market growth but 43% trust no political party on housing, revealing a split between business confidence and political faith.
Nine in ten UK landlords have not received pet requests, yet over half of tenants say pet policies influence their rental choices.