The government takes action to ban the sale of all new-build properties as leasehold to return fairness for the housing market.

Buoyant northern regions sends newly-marketed property prices to within £91 of a new record even with uncertainty over Brexit.

The price of flats in England are lower by -2.1% for the year driven by negative growth for this property type in London.

Property wealth passed £4 trillion in 2018 and half of homeowners see money invested in property as part of their retirement planning.

More money is given by the bank of Mum and Dad than ever rising to £6.3 billion to help children buy their first home.

Home buyers in London are willing to pay the highest premium of £42,900 to live within 500m of a tube, metro or rail station.

The government has relaxed rules to allow homeowners to add bigger extensions without the need for planning permission approval.

The gap between asking and selling price has increased across cities as home buyers negotiate harder on the property price.

Home movers completing mortgages in London have reduced by -3.7% as homeowners wait to see the outcome of Brexit uncertainty.

Lenders have additional perks with residential mortgages to attract borrowers with thousands of incentive deals on offer.

London boroughs record falls in house prices with Wales leading with 4.1% annual growth that defies Brexit uncertainty.

Holiday homes in Sandbanks rise 26% in the last year is the most expensive seaside town as prices rise over a decade.