Bill put forward by the Prime Minister yesterday makes no mention of how Brexit will affect schemes such as the European Professional Card for estate agents.

Brexit is responsible for a great deal of misery, not least in the property market. James Greenwood of Stacks Property Search says...

Leading building society says Brexit has hit the region which voted most solidly to remain the hardest along with several of its satellite commuter towns.

Some good news at last for letting agents, says Adam Walker, there is light at the end of the tunnel.

Designs on Property tracks and summarises the property indices.

Crest Nicholson's executive Scott Black says perfect storm of Brexit and government tax changes have hit discretionary buyers at higher price points, but first time buyers are still buying.

Letter sent to The Sunday Times bemoans the political squabbling over Brexit and Labour plans to further reform the private rental market.

Boris Johnson's decision to ask the Queen for permission to extend the summer recess sends shock waves through City investors.

More inward investment in urban areas in the north and midlands has helped push up prices faster than in London and the south, says Hamptons International.

News agency Reuters has released the results of its interviews with the UK's leading property experts about what a good, and no-deal Brexit will bring.