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A new report finds that nine in ten leaseholders regret buying their home, with issues such as unsafe cladding and rising service charges highlighted.
A report highlights that hidden costs, such as laundry and sub-letting fees, can make retirement properties difficult to sell.
The UK Government has launched a consultation on extending judicial review reforms to major housing and infrastructure projects, aiming to reduce delays from legal challenges.
A homeowner asks if their insurer can pursue a claim against a neighbour after tree roots lift their drive and damage a wall.
First-time buyer mortgage applications fell by 9.1% in Q2 2026 compared to the same period in 2025, according to Yorkshire Building Society. Homemover applications also declined.
Nationwide now allows eligible movers and remortgagers to borrow up to six times their income, with expanded criteria for both employed and self-employed applicants.
The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government has published decision letters on local government reorganisation for several English councils. The correspondence applies to multiple regions.
The Secretary of State has informed West Sussex leaders that no decision has been made regarding local government reorganisation in the area, according to Gov.UK Housing.
The Secretary of State has confirmed that no decision has been made regarding local government reorganisation in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough as of 16 July 2026.
The Minister of State for Housing and Planning has written to the Planning Inspectorate regarding the City of London Corporation’s Local Plan, according to Gov.UK Housing.
A compact home in a prestigious London mews, once featured in two 1960s films, is now up for sale.
Charles Street Finance has appointed Ajmad Ibn-Abdul as business development manager for the Midlands and South West, aiming to expand its regional presence and loan book.