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Stay up to date with the top property news stories from September 2026. Including the announcement of the Your First Home Scheme, the reality of AI’s impact on the conveyancing process, and the looming Autumn budget.
August 2026 brought plenty more hot weather and drought conditions across much of the UK, while Andy Burnham got accustomed to his new life as prime minister of the country. Although parliament was not in session, Burnham wasted little time in setting out key parts of his agenda for government,
Catch up with the top property news stories from July 2026 with our monthly round-up, including the new Prime Minister and mortgage rate changes.
Read the latest UK property market news stories from June 2026, including the Prime Minister’s resignation and the Home Buying and Selling Reform Roadmap.
Catch up on the top property market news stories from May 2026. Including the Renters’ Rights Act, the King’s Speech, and Inflation.
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There are various reasons why the names listed on a property title might need to change and it’s important to engage with the process diligently if it falls to you to undertake that task. After all, the names listed on a property title are legally enshrined, and they define or
Having a buyer pull out of your property deal at the last minute is the kind of nightmare scenario that would keep anybody awake at night. Concluding a property sale can be stressful enough, even if the process runs smoothly. So having a deal collapse shortly before it was due
The process of moving house—and buying or selling a property—will tend to be at least somewhat expensive for the parties involved. Most people aim to keep their costs down as much as reasonably possible but they will nonetheless need to budget for a sequence of outlays, such as to cover
As anyone who’s bought or sold a property in the UK can attest, conveyancing is an essential and essentially unavoidable part of that process. Solicitors or conveyancing specialists provide the associated services to their clients fundamentally to ensure that the ownership of a specific property is transferred from one party
