Rics survey in November 2016 shows rising demand putting pressure on house prices as supply stalls.

Higher stamp duty and an end to tax relief for mortgage interest costs; being a landlord is getting expense.

House prices rose at the fastest pace in six months, Rics survey suggests.

The government is reportedly preparing to support the construction of 100,000 prefab homes.

Industrial sector leads the rebound, while demand for offices and retail space remains flat.

But Association of Residential Letting Agents says there are still too many landlords increasing rents.

HMRC figures show annual fall in the number of residential property transactions during September 2016.

Barwell says all types of homes are needed, not just those for sale to first-time buyers.

But Rics warns that a lack of housing stock will drive house prices up as demand rises again.

Property website Rightmove says buy-to-let investors returning to the market.

Tax hikes on buy-to-let deter landlords from increasing supply of much-needed rental housing.

Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors poll of property sector shows confidence returns after EU referendum.

The survey attributes the fall to uncertainty caused by the Brexit vote and low commodity prices.

City veteran says housebuilders, infrastructure firms and outsourcers will all look for support.

Rics said new buyer enquiries dropped at the fastest pace since 2008.

On the occupier side – office or retail space – demand was flat, the first instance of no rise since 2012 slowdown.

Accountancy firm does not anticipate a crash in the UK housing market.

LonRes says sellers of London property now must offer discounts to shift stock after EU referendum.

UK house prices fall below their usually low summer levels in the wake of the Brexit vote, says property website

OMGI chief executive Richard Buxton expects UK economy to 'judder to a halt' in coming months.

Demand for new homes falls to its lowest level since 2008.

Survey in June shows worsening outlook for house prices in the UK as economic uncertainty reigns.

Transparency International warns cuts to crime agency budget will make it harder to detect money laundering.

Rics says majority of surveyors believe house prices about to fall in the UK.

Average house price in England and Wales nears £300,000 as London's exceeds £600,000 mark.

New statistics from NHBC show surprise blip in new home registrations but housebuilding set to pick up again.

Rics says lower demand for commercial property will keep rents lower for businesses.

Rics survey shows expectations of fewer sales and falling house prices in central London.

Tim Farron is right to highlight the housing crisis but wrong to use such ridiculous claims about prices.

Halifax house price index shows faster growth in three months to January 2016.