BREAKING NEWS – The government’s Right-to-Buy policy for housing association tenants has not been accurately costed, is open to wide-scale abuse and may make the housing crisis worse, claim MPs. The Chairman of Public Accounts Committe... read more »

Queen Elizabeth II has turned 90 years old and has spent 64 of those years on the throne. We look at what properties – and other unusual assets – belong to the Queen, which belong to her title and which don't really belong to the monarch ... read more »

Property fund managers have begun hoarding piles of cash in preparation for sudden withdrawals by jittery investors. The threat of Brexit, recent stamp duty reforms and market volatility in the first quarter have all been blamed for d... read more »

The Global Cities Business Alliance has analysed the most expensive cities to rent in the world, as a proportion of residents' average salaries. In each city, the report gives the cost of a normal home - standardised by the average house size -... read more »

House prices in the East of England have risen by an average of 11 per cent to £332,000 in the past year, making it the fastest rising region in England. The South-East comes a close second, with average price growth of 9.5 per cent to &p... read more »

The Government's flagship Help to Buy London scheme advertises a 40pc loan to help first-time buyers purchase a property.    Buyers can use it to fund purchases worth up to £600,000, with a deposit of just 5pc and a 55pc mortgage.&n... read more »

Despite huge government commitment to the sector, the construction industry has seen a slowdown in confidence and workload in the last three months. A poll by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors found that the level of cons... read more »

-       Warmth and energy efficiency are the key priorities for buyers with central heating and double-glazing filling the top slots -       Reliable broadband and phone signals are ranked ... read more »

BOSSES from some of the biggest property companies have warned of market jitters as the EU referendum looms. Industry chiefs said at a British Property Federation event last week that investors and developers are delaying decisions until after June ... read more »

A Recent researcher at EY analysed real estate transactions by London businesses from 2010 to 2015, across a range of sectors including retail, tech, media and telecoms (TMT), charities, education/public sector and energy, among others.   The ... read more »