The true cost of Britain's broken housing market - and the people who should be answering ...

While the industry cheers, three million more families are about to pay the price. Let's b...

"WiggyWam isn't just a property portal. It's the first platform to put every person in a t...

 "How many disabled visitors did we have last month?" It's a fair question. But it's ...

Nine years after Grenfell, building safety remains one of the biggest unresolved issues facing the p...

There was a time when selling a rental property was relatively straightforward.A landlord would deci...

Why Does This Exist? The British housing market is failing the very people it claims to se...

For many people, owning a home remains one of life's biggest ambitions. Yet for first-time buyers, g...

On Sunday 14th June, it will be nine years since the Grenfell Tower fire changed the conversation ar...

There was a time when people spoke about the UK housing market as though it were a single entity.Hou...

Every broken system eventually develops a defence mechanism. Not rules. Not regulations. S...

Technology has transformed almost every part of the property industry.Searches that once involved vi...

There is an uncomfortable question nobody seems willing to ask. If the housing market is s...

Walk through almost any town centre today and you'll notice it.A shop that once traded for years now...

There is something very powerful about loyalty and trust, especially in an industry that h...

There is a version of professional development in UK estate agency that is genuinely valua...

A recent Property Ombudsman ruling should make every estate agent, conveyancer, broker and...

There is something deeply uncomfortable about the way we talk about home moving in this co...

Industry Commentary WiggyWam didn't announce itself. It arrived. And the people with the m...

There is a wildly dangerous, and some (me) would argue - frankly insane - belief...

An article in Estate Agent Today ( read here ) caught my attention. It reported ...

There was no shortage of debate before the Renters' Rights Act came into force.Landlords warned of i...

An article shared with me today on Today's Conveyancer, titled "Referral fee disclosure to...

There is a tendency in every profession to look at where people are today rather than how they arriv...

There is something deeply frustrating happening in the property industry, and I do not thi...

For many years, there was a fairly simple expectation when it came to housing.Children grew up, left...

For many people living through building remediation works, the scaffolding becomes almost as much a ...

There are moments in the property world where separate conversations suddenly begin to join together...

There are certain conversations within the property industry that seem to return every few years. On...

There are certain phrases that instantly grab attention in the property world, and “three strikes an...