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How housing associations are reshaping rental homes for climate change
Major London landlords are embedding sustainability into how they manage properties. What this means for renters and the wider housing market.
Your First Home scheme: the £4.7bn question for new buyers
Government's new £4.7bn scheme aims to help 70,000 first-time buyers get on the property ladder with interest-free equity loans. Here's what you need to know.
Energy bills and new homes: what Sizewell C means for UK property costs
Government plans to fund Sizewell C nuclear plant could add billions to energy bills over decades. What does this mean for your mortgage and property value?
Employment law changes could reshape house-hunting for millions of workers
New mandatory workplace policies starting in 2025 will affect millions of UK employees. Here's what homebuyers and sellers need to know about changing employment stability.
Oil policy gridlock: what North Sea energy decisions mean for your heating bills
Cabinet division over North Sea oil drilling raises questions about long-term energy costs for UK homeowners. Here's what's at stake for your bills.
Oxford Street's makeover signals a shift in how UK retail property works
London's famous shopping street is undergoing radical redesign. What does a retail revolution mean for property owners and high street investment across the UK?
Green homes or gas bills? What net zero means for your mortgage costs
The government's climate pledges will reshape home heating bills and property values. Here's what property owners need to know about the long-term impact.
Energy policy shifts reshape how much your home will cost to heat
UK government decisions on North Sea gas and oil extraction could influence your energy bills for years. Here's what homeowners need to know.
What homelessness support means for your neighbourhood property value
Supported housing helps rough sleepers rebuild their lives. But underfunding threatens these schemes, with knock-on effects for communities and local markets.
Nostalgia won't fix UK housing. Here's what actually will.
Policymakers must resist the urge to copy the past. Here's why forward-thinking solutions matter more for your property prospects.
North Sea gas approval signals long energy policy chapter for UK homeowners
The UK government's approval of the Jackdaw gasfield reopens questions about energy security and how domestic energy costs shape the property market.
When government intervention reshapes property markets: lessons for UK buyers
Political decisions about mining and energy can ripple through property values and mortgage availability. Here's what UK homeowners need to know.