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  • Investors urge Foxtons to face up to property market slump

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    Estate agency Foxtons has been urged by some of its biggest shareholders to face up to the UK’s struggling property market by pursuing consolidation and halting its dividend. The London-listed firm has faced opposition from its investors on several fronts in recent months, including share buybacks, political donations and takeovers of rival estate agencies.  Foxtons [...]

    Foxtons is London's largest lettings agency brand
  • House prices rise at slowest rate in years as Budget ‘fails to boost market’

    Property

    House prices rose at their slowest rate since the start of 2024 in October, as property experts said the Budget failed to boost the UK’s beleaguered housing market. The average house price in the UK rose by 0.5 per cent this month to £273,566, according to Nationwide, slowed from 0.8 per cent growth last month [...]

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  • How Labour’s assault on landlords is driving up London rents

    Property

    The government’s crackdown on landlords is set to hammer London’s rental market, push up costs for tenants and shrink the supply of properties, industry figures and estate agents have warned.  Property experts and estate agents told City AM that John Healey’s hike to tax on rental income is the latest blow in an assault on [...]

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  • Housebuilding to fall for three years as red tape scuppers Labour’s new homes push

    October 28, 2026

    The UK’s progress towards its ambitious housebuilding target has been dealt another blow after the fiscal watchdog said housing output is set to slow for another three years.  The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) said housing delivery will fall to 229,000 this year, to 221,000 the following year and to 219,000 in the year 2027-28. [...]

  • Budget 2026: Tax raid on landlords ‘final nail in the coffin’ for rental sector

    October 28, 2026

    John Healey’s decision to hike tax on rental income is set to push up rents and deter new landlords from entering the sector, Britain’s fiscal watchdog has said.  In his maiden Budget today, the Chancellor said that tax on property income will rise by a further two per cent, following the two per cent hike [...]

  • Budget 2026: Households earning over £110,000 locked out of revived Help to Buy scheme

    October 28, 2026

    Households earning more than a combined £110,000 are set to be excluded from the revived Help to Buy scheme, the Autumn Budget confirmed. First-time buyers earning over a combined £110,000 outside London will be locked out of benefiting from the £4.7bn government-backed funding providing equity loans in the Your First Home Scheme, and £140,000 inside [...]

  • Developers urge Labour to cut red tape and boost housebuilding

    October 27, 2026

    The government has been urged to slash red tape and boost housebuilding in the UK as the rate of construction of new homes falls well behind Labour’s own targets.  A group of property and investment leaders have handed a set of proposals to the government which they say will get stalled housing schemes moving and [...]

  • Four in five London homes shed value as mortgage costs soar

    October 27, 2026

    The vast majority of homes in London are losing value, prompting calls for John Healey to cut stamp duty at the Budget later this week.   Across the capital and the south east of England, 85 per cent of homes have fallen in the last year, according to property portal Zoopla, compared to 35 per cent [...]

  • House prices ‘grind to a halt’ as London prime property hit

    October 21, 2026

    House prices in London’s most sought-after areas continued to plummet in August as confidence across the country’s housing market slumped on the back of rising mortgage rates brought on by the Iran war. Areas at the centre of the capital’s prime property market shed value in August as house prices across the capital slipped by [...]

  • Surging mortgage rates ‘biting harder’ on fragile housing market

    October 19, 2026

    Rising mortgage rates are starting to “bite harder” on the UK’s fragile housing market by forcing sellers to push down asking prices. The average two-year fixed mortgage rate has risen to 5.55 per cent, up from 5.29 per cent last month and 4.25 per cent since before the war in Iran, according to homes portal [...]

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