Lender blames sudden 1.6% dip in prices during March on low transaction levels in London and beyond.

As a slowdown in sales continues at Winkworth in London the company is hanging its hopes on buyers and sellers returning to the market once political uncertainty has ended.

Leading conveyancer says his firm has seen a significant reduction in volume within the capital's housing market recently as Brexit and Stamp Duty bite.

Nottingham Building Society blames 'challenging' property industry for decision to close offices after five years of expansion.

At 1.2% sales commission on average excluding VAT the UK sales industry beats nearest rivals Denmark and Ireland for value.

Final sell-off means Wilson and his wife Judith have sold off properties worth in excess of £250 million since deciding to retire.

It's good news for agents using Zoopla, as the portal reports a strong uplift in leads over the last 12 months.

All disasters bring forth a mountain of comment – Brexit has followed the pattern, with pithy and not-so-pithy comment from property industry commentators.

While buyers can currently expect to purchase at a reduced price in London, the opposite can be said for the rest of the UK, says analyst.

'Tomorrow's Places' report calls for a 'Department for Growth' to be created to work with the Mayor of London and partner directly with developers.