House price growth slumps to a three-year low after the EU referendum
Rics said new buyer enquiries dropped at the fastest pace since 2008.
Crossrail: Slough house prices get biggest boost from new Elizabeth Line across London
Elizabeth Line will link Berkshire and Essex via central London and is inflating house prices near its stations.
Brexit sparks increase in price reductions on homes for sale, says Zoopla
A third of sellers cut prices by an average £25,000 but discounts 'not as high' as expected.
A third of working families 'just one pay cheque away from losing their homes'
While some could last one month, a fifth told housing charity Shelter they could not even do that.
Brexit uncertainty does little to curb the rising cost of rents
HomeLet says average UK rent rose 2.3% over the year to July 2016, reaching £779 a month.
UK tops list for property tax burdens as campaigners call for stamp duty to be abolished
TaxPayers' Alliance highlights cost of business rates, council tax and stamp duty in OECD table.
Police investigate reasons for collapse of Glasgow restaurant building
A brick wall has collapsed from a restaurant in Glasgow, partially destroying the building.
UK house prices fell 1% in month after Brexit vote
Halifax house price index shows slowdown, though it is 'too early' to blame poll.
What the Bank of England's interest rate cut means for the UK housing market
BoE slashes base rate in half and boost stimulus as Brexit uncertainty weighs on UK economy.
Prime London property: 'Brexit has been a trigger to make overdue reductions to asking prices'
Knight Frank says vote 'reinforcing pricing trends' after stamp duty hikes dampened demand.
House price growth is collapsing in London, says Capital Economics
Capital Economics predicts fall in London's house price growth from 12.1% to zero in 2016.
Homeownership has fallen faster in one area of the UK than any other - and it isn't London
Greater Manchester worst hit with 14.5% slump, says Resolution Foundation's latest analysis.
As Scotland scraps the Right to Buy scheme, should England and Wales do the same? Vote in our poll
Margaret Thatcher introduced Right to Buy in 1980 to give council tenants the chance to own their homes
Planning approvals for new homes fall sharply in London
Stirling Ackroyd says 76% of all potential new homes were rubber-stamped by local planners in London.
Stamp duty revenue leaps 28% after tax hike on buy-to-let property investors
HMRC figures show the UK Treasury brought in £1.977bn from stamp duty in the second quarter of 2016.
New home registrations in London tumbled ahead of the EU referendum, says NHBC
NHBC says across for the whole of the UK new home registrations are solid, but some regions saw declines
House price growth accelerated in the month after the vote for Brexit
Nationwide house price index for July 2016 shows average property value hit £205,715.
UK house prices: The housing market will 'slow down but not plummet' amid Brexit concerns
House prices will fall in London as demand is throttled by global economic issues, tax rises and Brexit.
Four million people will need affordable housing in the UK by 2024 – even if we hit full employment
Local Government Association warns of spike in affordable housing demand unless councils can build more homes.
Mapped: Where landlords are seeing the biggest returns on buy-to-let investments
LendInvest buy-to-let index shows Manchester is top city for rental yield but London best for overall returns.
Mortgage approvals down 11% in the month of the EU referendum
BBA lending data shows number of mortgage approvals in June 2016 was 48,973.
London house prices saw fastest growth under Margaret Thatcher's government
Stirling Ackroyd research shows biggest boom in London house prices was under Thatcher.
Letting agents: 'The rental market has responded to Brexit in a calm fashion'
Arla survey shows little change to supply of rental homes after Brexit vote on 23 June.
China escapes censure at Asean summit over South China Sea
Cambodia stymies the 10-member bloc's attempt to rebuke China.
There is a 'Waitrose effect' on house prices which can add 10% to a property's value
Lloyds Bank research shows nearby supermarkets can add thousands to property prices.
What the English Housing Survey's results tell us about the state of the market
DCLG's survey reveals trends and facts about how England's housing market has changed in 20 years.