UK Residential Construction Sees Strong Rebound UK residential construction has seen a marked rebound recently, signalling recovery and growing momentum after last year’s sluggish performance. According to the latest Glenigan Construction Index for July 2025, covering projects valued at £100 million or less, the industry is showing firm signs of recovery. A Strong Second Quarter […]
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British Housing Outlook: Positive Trends Ahead The British housing outlook softened in April, with average home values dropping 0.6% from the previous month, Nationwide reported. The dip follows a surge in transactions as buyers rushed to complete purchases. Consequently, temporary stamp duty cuts expired. Annual Price Growth Slows: British Housing Outlook On an annual basis, […]
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Housing Market Surge Predicted for Autumn This autumn is poised to witness a housing market surge, driven by a renewed sense of optimism within the property sector. According to a recent Zoopla survey, many buyers are making offers after very short viewings. In fact, one in five respondents placed bids after viewing a property for […]
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UK Housing Crisis: Labour Government’s Ambitious Plans The newly elected Labour government in the United Kingdom has set forth an ambitious agenda to address the UK housing crisis. Under the leadership of Chancellor Rachel Reeves, the government has pledged to initiate the most extensive house-building programme seen in two generations. The goal is to construct […]
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School Fees VAT: Potential Impact on the Housing Market Labour’s recent proposal to impose school fees VAT is poised to have a notable effect on the housing market, especially in regions with high-performing state schools. The link between the demand for quality education and property values is well established. Consequently, properties near esteemed schools often […]
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