Nick Milton, a biographer of much-maligned Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain, says our current PM could learn a lot from his time in office.

Government says it has listened to the many MPs whose rural constituencies would have seen 'rapid urbanisation' if the algorithm had been used.

NAEA Propertymark Chief Executive Mark Hayward claims buying and selling will continue with gusto despite lockdown.

But commitment today by Boris Johnson to introduce fixed-rate long-term mortgages gets mixed response from industry.

The government is consulting on its radical proposals for the planning approval process in England – but will it really allow developers to build more homes, asks Nigel Lewis?

Swathes of planning 'red tape' are to be swept aside to help builders construct on brownfield sites more easily as Bojo declares war on 'newt counting'.

Boris Johnson's vague advice on TV and in parliament yesterday has persuaded some estate agencies that some staff are now allowed to return to their branches.

Plan published today gives more details about PM's strategy and mild easing of some restrictions starting tomorrow, but little succour for estate agents.