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A property industry group has called for a reduction in the discounts available for council tenants buying their own home, after...

In 1999 (yep) I set up some websites thinking I could generate leads from everyone in the world. I had an...

House prices won’t fall by as much as the 1990s and 2008 financial crashes but it will take until 2025 for...

100% mortgages are rumoured to be making a comeback. The products were blamed as a cause for the 2008 financial crash, with...

Time is up for Boris Johnson's tenure as Prime Minister and leader of the Conservative Party, serving 3 years and 44...

Right now, one topic seems to be dominating talk in the industry. Everywhere I go people tend to quiz me about...

Every year we at EAT are impressed by the pleasingly political festive cards sent out by the STANLEY Chelsea agency -...

A new report funded by high profile consumer champion Martin Lewis says the government must do more to help ‘mortgage prisoners’. These...

There’s good news from the think-tank the Resolution Foundation, which says the threat of negative equity because of the Coronavirus crisis...

Restrictions introduced a decade ago after the financial crisis are holding back many first time buyers from purchasing a home. That’s the...

It’s time to draw a line in the sand and condemn our rival portals for their current charging structure. Little will...

A no-deal Brexit The biggest impact of a no-deal Brexit in relation to housing is a potential fall in house prices -...

It’s now almost a month since the government introduced new rules on Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO), as part of its...

Stamp duty reform lies at the heart of the submission by the National Association of Estate Agents ahead of next month’s...

After years of surveys suggesting the UK’s new-build homes were getting smaller, and may even be the smallest in much of...

Sheffield in South Yorkshire, which was once one of the leading industrial cities in Britain and is still recognised for its...