UK Housing

National Landlords Association data shows big increase in London landlords planning to sell.

Council of Mortgage Lenders reports sharp rise in remortgaging activity as rate hike looms.

CEBR predicts 7 million renting households by 2025 as high house prices keep first-time buyers locked out.

Brexit worries and a construction slowdown should not deter you from investing in housebuilders.

London Housing Commission launches final report on how city can build 50,000 new homes a year.

Halifax and Nationwide house price reports show solid growth amid ongoing imbalance between supply and demand.

Shelter says high rents and house prices keeping renters from buying their own homes as landlords cash in.

Organisation says the UK has the least environmentally friendly housing in Europe with highest rates of fuel poverty.

House price rises seeing first-time buyers becoming more laden with debt than before.

Town and Country Planning Association poll shows council opposition to government housing bill.

National Association of Estate Agents reports fewest number of properties per branch since 2002.

Government data shows increase in housing starts and completions, but they're still not enough to match demand.

Association of Residential Letting Agents reports fewer rental properties per branch at start of 2016.

According to Halifax, house price growth increased to 9.7% in the year to January.

UK housing market underpinned by strong demand and weak supply, but London property may suffer.

Latest English Housing Survey from Communities Department reveals grim trend.

Your Move and Reeds Rains buy-to-let index say rental returns best since November 2014.

Single-story garage off Brompton Road in west London listed for auction at £180,000.

Shelter survey shows the pressure parents are under having to move often and pay high rents.

Policy Exchange think tank calls for more powers for London mayor to compulsorily buy commercial land.

Council of Mortgage Lenders says buy-to-let lending for house purchases jumped 25% in 2015

ONS house price index for December 2015 shows 6.7% average growth, down from 7.7%.

Tim Farron says Lib Dem peers will try to block 'pay to stay' and 'right-to-buy' for housing associations.

Rightmove reports average house price hitting new high despite increase in supply of homes for sale.

Rising house prices shutting aspiring first-time buyers out and making them rent for longer.

Your Move house price index says Bournemouth property values grew 2.9% in January.

Council of Mortgage Lenders says rate of mortgages in arrears is lowest since 2004.

Rics says supply increasing but intensifying demand from landlords putting pressure on house prices.

S&P report concludes low interest rates and QE will widen wealth inequality in the UK.

Extending Right to Buy scheme to housing associations is to be funded by sale of expensive council houses.