Recent research has indicated that the North of England is having a greater influence on the buy-to-let market.

A report has been published by the Payment Systems Regulator on the steps it has taken to protect consumers from APP scams.

In the wake of the Government having to refund over £160 million in stamp duty overpayments, calls for a reform on stamp duty have been made.

Prominent figures within the property industry have continued to share their views on the potential impact of the interest rate rise.

Recent research has indicated that over 1 in 10 property transactions have been affected by gazumping this year.

Yesterday (02/11/17), interest rates saw an increase for the first time in ten years, seeing a rise of 0.25% and reversing the interest rate cut last year.

Recent research has indicated that the anticipated rise in the interest rate will have minimal impact on the property market.

Recent research has revealed that nearly half of first-times buyer have previously experienced a fall-through on their purchase.

A study from the Legal Services Consumer Panel has indicated that price transparency on legal services websites is alarmingly low.

Calls have been made for the introduction of ‘reservation agreements’ in order to build commitment between buyers and sellers.

Time is running out for conveyancing professionals to implement anti-fraud measures introduced by a legal regulator.

A leading firm has issued a warning to clients that their data could have been revealed during a security breach in 2016.

The home moving process is something that most people will experience at some point during their lifetime.

A number of cross-party MPs have stated that a consistently good rental payment record should help them obtain a mortgage.

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