The UK property industry is shifting focus from the need for reform to its delivery, raising concerns about excessive estate agent power.

A proposed plan suggests a Starmer exit could turn UK property price growth into a tax liability for landlords, developers, and second-home owners.

A property lawyer warns that UK homebuying reforms, which aim to cut four weeks from the process, risk repeating the failure of Home Information Packs.

Scrapping Stamp Duty could surge UK property transactions, but experts warn of the high fiscal cost compared to a potential mansion tax.

Rightmove has been removed from the FTSE 100 index following a prolonged decline in its share price, marking a significant shift in the UK property market.

Estate agents, conveyancers, and brokers in Wales have united under Move Wales to fix the broken homebuying process.

A Labour MP warns that if Wes Burnham replaces Keir Starmer, a general election must be called, though a leadership contest is not yet confirmed.

City Hall launches a new housing arm to become an active developer, marking a new era for UK property housebuilding.

Property news publishes an article outlining the potential impact of proposed UK homebuying reforms on prospective buyers.

The UK property industry reacts to major government proposals aimed at cutting transaction times and reducing fall-throughs in the homebuying process.