UK house price growth slows as end to stamp duty holiday looms Impending halt to tax break on Friday cools market to 0.1% growth in September
House prices forecast to rise by up to 3.5% a year between 2022 and 2024 Summer 2021 marked peak growth but race for space will continue, says estate agent Hamptons
Thousands of leaseholders freed from doubling of ground rents CMA says it will take further action against developers which do not remove such terms from contracts
Average UK house price fell by £10,000 in July Monthly fall follows year of rising prices and phasing out of stamp duty holiday
China property market rocked as Evergrande struggles to repay $300bn debts Shares in Hong Kong-listed firm slump 10% and bond trade suspended amid fears for shaky real estate market
UK house prices hit record high despite cut in stamp duty break Average prices rose by 0.7% in August, says Halifax, as Vistry Group reports profits rise
UK demand for rental home mortgages surges amid domestic holiday boom Number of ‘holiday let’ mortgage deals on the market more than doubles in a year
Housing crisis: the low-cost developer thinking big with small spaces Pocket Living boss on how his small flats give first-time buyers a foot on the urban property ladder
UK enjoys property sales boom amid Covid-19 pandemic Britain’s real estate market defies predictions of a house price crash despite coronavirus crisis
Barratt’s profits surge amid strong demand for new homes Profits at UK’s second-largest housebuilder increase by two-thirds amid property market boom
UK house prices jump by almost £5,000 in August Nationwide reports increase of 2.1% as stamp duty holiday winds down in England and Northern Ireland
UK homeowners repay £1.4bn more mortgage debt in July than they borrow Tapering of stamp duty holiday in England and Northern Ireland fuels drop in housing market activity
UK house sales tumble in July after stamp duty holiday deadline Property transactions slumped 62% to 82,110 after government scaled back tax break
The Guardian view on high pay: the fat cats are still there Editorial: Vast disparities in income may have lost some of their power to shock. But they remain a gross injustice
Lloyds plans big move into UK rental market with 50,000 homes Banking group joins other high street names seeking a fresh income at a time of record low interest rates