UK Property Market Commentary

This week oscillated around the spring budget and the small issue of funding, be it for more affordable housing,

This week, the base rate held steady, but the strain of higher interest rates rippled through the UK property

This week was all about strategic growth centred around housebuilding in the UK. Zoopla assured buyers it was now

This week, leasehold was handed an eviction notice as commonhold prepared to take its place. Meanwhile, tenants saw rental

This week was full of scandal, apologies and reprimands. Landlords stepped away, budgets were stretched as rates and house

This week inflation refused to play ball, interest rates dragged their feet, and house prices supposedly rose which caused

This week demand, profits and confidence dropped, service charges soared and house prices stagnated. Lenders finally pulled their finger

This week, increases in council tax were approved by Angela Rayner. Nicholson was “crest” fallen, Rightmove tapped up sellers,

This week was all about creating a corridor for growth within which development could flourish. Areas that currently remain

This week, Chancellor Rachel Reeves was busy in Davos trying to drum up business for the UK. In the

This week, developers were eager to inform shareholders and anyone who would listen that they had made up some

Rates continued to dominate the property headlines this week, whether due to their fallout, the lack of consistency, or