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The housing minister will give evidence to Lords Grey Belt inquiry this afternoon, along with William Burgon, director of planning at the MHCLC – the session will be streamed live
Savills expect declining interest rates to boost sentiment in the residential property sector in the new year
Estate agents describe the 2025 market as potentially ‘challenging’, ‘balanced’, and ‘competitive’
Estate agency has ambitious plans to grow
The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee is due to meet on Thursday 19 December for its next rate-setting vote
The number of properties exchanging hands for free is expected to increase sharply
Agents argue that the private rented sector needs less selective licensing not more with the additional costs and duplication of rules that it brings
The housing market has defied expectations with resilient growth this year
Measures will create a ‘win-win’ for nature and the economy, accelerating economic and environmental growth, the government says
The launch of the Shared Ownership Code follows an extensive consultation process that included a consumer survey of more than 1,700 current and prospective shared owners
The mydeposits team has also supported Centrepoint in bringing the Christmas spirit to life by decorating some of their spaces
The latest projection comes as mortgage rates are expected to fall below 4% early 2025 with two-year rates likely to follow later in the year
Snippets of industry news: Former Purplebricks sales director and eXp agent joins Nested; Galbraith appoints new head of sales; Ex-OnTheMarket consultant joins start-up firm
New sellers in December have to work particularly hard to capture the attention of Xmas-party and festivity-distracted buyers, says analyst
While no landlord will welcome a tax rise, falling interest rates next year will likely push buy-to-let returns to near the top of investment league tables says agency boss
Despite the festive lull, activity remains substantially stronger than the same period a year ago
The government’s plan to build 1.5m homes during this parliament is not achievable because of a severe skills shortage, an ageing workforce and Brexit
Rising rents are destroying communities, said organisers the London Renters Union