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A repayment crunch looms with repercussions for hundreds of thousands of borrowers
With or without a price crash, thinking about real estate must change
Estate agents say far fewer homes are changing hands than three years ago
Support for first-time buyers, but mortgaged movers struggle
More properties are being withdrawn than sold for first time in seven years
Contentious levy still collects relatively little revenue for government
Potential movers wait to see outcome of Brexit negotiations
The economics of sorting out the property market are straightforward
People in their 60s reap benefits of housing boom, says Resolution Foundation
Proportion of ‘off-market’ sales in London rises as house price fears grow
Regulators’ tendency to reduce mortgage debt risk helped drive property gains
House sales fall in May for second month running
New homes in the 20,000-strong Nine Elms development are putting pressure on prices
Evidence suggests higher-priced homes are bearing the brunt
High-end vendors forced to be flexible as election and Brexit take toll on values
UK housebuilder trades ahead of expectations and boosts forecasts in upbeat results
UK housebuilder pushed up average selling price by 12% in first half
There is a business model in housebuilding that relies on constantly rising land values
Tory policy will only help ordinary families by distributing more property wealth
Lack of stock and election continue to weaken market in April, survey shows
