Gain valuable insights into the UK property market with in-depth research and analysis. Stay ahead with expert data on trends, investment opportunities, and market forecasts.
From a vital east-west rail link to a booming tech sector, find out how Milton Keynes is transforming into the UK’s newest innovation hub—complete with affordable homes, thriving start-ups and cutting-edge infrastructure.
UK investment in purpose-built student accommodation reached a record-breaking £3.5bn in 2024, Savills reports. Discover the major deals, key market drivers, and what’s next for the PBSA sector in 2025.
Discover why new Zoopla research predicts Scotland and Northern England will outperform the UK housing market in 2025, as southern regions feel the impact of elevated mortgage rates.
With inflation on the rise, experts warn that cash is no longer a safe haven. Discover why property remains a reliable hedge against rising prices and how investors can protect their wealth.
New data from property consultancy LonRes suggests that 2024 ended with minimal change in prime London house prices, with many indicators barely shifting over the past 12 months.
Park Homes across England have dipped in availability this year, but a 2025 supply boost looks set to address surging downsizer demand.
Commercial property investment demand soared by 28% in late 2024, according to Rightmove, with the industrial sector leading the charge.
The New Economic Foundation (NEF) is urging the government to abolish the “hope value” premium on building land, claiming it inflates costs and obstructs the construction of much-needed social housing.
Shawbrook reports a 102% increase in commercial property lending year-on-year, driven by falling borrowing costs and investor appetite for high-yield assets.
The UK rental market faces significant disruption as Savills predicts rents will increase by 17.6% over the next five years, driven by continued supply shortages and high tenant demand. The agency highlights that landlord exits, spurred by tax changes and energy efficiency regulations, will exacerbate the supply crisis, pushing rents even higher.
