RICS

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Landlord exodus accelerates across UK rental market

Hundreds of thousands of rental homes could disappear within a year

Landlord exodus accelerates across UK rental market

Sales agreed slide signals softer Q4 for lenders

Four straight monthly falls in sales agreed point to a thinner completion pipeline

Sales agreed slide signals softer Q4 for lenders

UK rental supply falls as mortgage rates bite

Landlords warn Section 24 and rising BTL rates could accelerate market exits

UK rental supply falls as mortgage rates bite

Housing market steadies, but Budget risk looms for brokers

Buyer demand improves for a fifth month as tax speculation clouds outlook

Housing market steadies, but Budget risk looms for brokers

Mortgage approvals swing through most volatile year since 2022

Gilt yields just hit levels unseen since before the 2008 crisis

Mortgage approvals swing through most volatile year since 2022

UK house prices up annually but growth slows for second month

ONS data points to a market losing pace, with London recording its 10th consecutive annual fall

UK house prices up annually but growth slows for second month

AI adoption rises in construction and commercial property

RICS research finds regular use growing but personnel shortages and security concerns persist as barriers

AI adoption rises in construction and commercial property

UK housing market remains subdued as demand and sales stagnate: RICS

Residential market survey shows little sign of recovery in buyer activity or prices

UK housing market remains subdued as demand and sales stagnate: RICS

Commercial property occupier demand at best level in a year: RICS

But investors stay cautious as recovery remains London-led

Commercial property occupier demand at best level in a year: RICS

Commercial mortgage market holds firm as lenders broaden their criteria

Demand remains strong across investment and owner-occupier segments, but borrowers facing fixed-rate expiry need to weigh fees carefully

Commercial mortgage market holds firm as lenders broaden their criteria