Reallymoving, the comparison site for home movers, celebrates its 25th birthday this month after starting life as a ‘kitchen table start-up’ in 1999, when home internet was still in its infancy and movers relied on

The latest research by eXp UK, the platform for personal estate agents and estate agency businesses, has revealed that homeowners with an annexe can expect to sell for £129,000 more on average this Christmas season.

The Legal Services Board (LSB) has launched a consultation on its business plan and budget for 2025/26. Among its proposals, the oversight regulator has identified professional ethics and consumer protections as future priorities. The LSB

The UK’s market leading Property Inventory software, reveals that pet-friendly rental homes account for as little as two per cent of current listings in some major British cities and whilst many landlords fear the damage

The government has published its Remediation Acceleration Plan, and pledges that dangerous cladding will be fixed on all high-rise buildings on Government schemes within the next five years. The plan sets out that by the

The Impact Assessment published by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, reports that the Renters’ Rights Bill will cost letting agencies £391.7m over the next decade as it will lead fewer landlords to

When it comes to saving, many members of Gen Z show a strong sense of financial responsibility and are focused on saving for a variety of financial goals, according to research. The most common of

The government’s flagship plan to build 1.5 million new homes in England by 2029 is facing fierce resistance from local councils, who have branded it “unrealistic” and “impossible to achieve.” Responses obtained by the BBC

In a significant move to address lingering fire safety concerns, the UK government has announced new deadlines for removing unsafe cladding from residential buildings. The initiative aims to expedite remediation efforts, introduce stricter penalties for

HMRC have released national statistics, with the seasonally adjusted estimate of UK non-residential (commercial) transactions in October showing a 42 per cent increase compared to October 2023, and a 40 per cent increase compared to

Billions of pounds in guarantees for housebuilders are now open for business as part of a new support package confirmed by the Housing Minister today. Billions of pounds in guarantees for housebuilders are now open

Martello, an independent provider of environmental search reports, has launched Commercial Lite—a suite of modular reports tailored for commercial real estate lawyers. Designed to save time and reduce costs, the Commercial Lite range is already

Modest house price inflation, combined with strong wage growth, means buying a home is becoming more affordable relative to income, according to new research. The analysis – based on data from mortgage lender Halifax House

A lender for seniors has called for support to aid ‘mortgage prisoners’ who are trapped in high-cost home loans, calling for others in the industry to offer support. LiveMore, the mortgage lender for people aged

The latest real-time market analysis from the UK property website Rightmove reveals early signs of first-time buyers rushing to beat the stamp duty deadline in more expensive areas. In the Autumn Budget it was confirmed

HMRC said seasonally adjusted residential transactions reached 100,410 last month, 10% higher than the previous month. It is the highest monthly seasonally adjusted figure since November 2022 Meanwhile, non-seasonally adjusted transactions were estimated at 111,100,

House prices and sales volumes are expected to grow in 2025 despite budget headwinds, reveals the forecast edition of the latest House Price Index from property website Zoopla. The average house price is currently £267,200

Simply Conveyancing has announced a partnership with Moverly – the Simply Powered by Moverly platform. The partnership, aims to improve the property transaction process by providing a full end-to-end solution for agency partners that ensures

The fee for information services including Agricultural Credits and Land Charges – unchanged for more than 10 years – will increase by £4.The increase will support an acceleration of service improvement, including through digital transformation.

Rent has increased across the country in the last year, with one area seeing rental prices soar by 30 per cent. The latest research by Zero Deposit, the tenancy deposit alternative, has revealed which areas

A provider of software and services to the legal market, Access Legal, a division of The Access Group, has shared details on the upcoming launch of what the company is calling a ‘revolutionary’ solution for

Reforms announced at the Budget will help raise money to fix the public finances while ‘protecting small family farms from unfairly high inheritance tax’ the government has announced. The Treasury has said that the government