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The dashboard below presents the latest residential property market data from the Office for National Statistics, including pricing trends and affordability statistics for...
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Special reports
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Who owns Manchester?
The city’s northern powerhouse reputation and pro-development council have attracted property investors from the UK and overseas. Madeleine Knight analyses data from Nimbus to reveal the market’s biggest investors.
Who is king in the fiercely fought jungle of commercial real estate agency? The Property Week team has explored the contenders’ annual reports to find out.
Extending our annual Top 10 Agencies report, Property Week ranks the next 15 firms snapping at the heels of the UK’s biggest commercial property agencies
The latest data shows marginal improvements in the property industry’s female-to-male pay gap, but the pace needs ramping up to effect meaningful change. Anandita Malhotra reports
Legal expert Darren Williamson, partner at Freeths, talks exclusively about how to navigate potential pitfalls in the legislative landscape exclusively for Property Week Premium subscribers.
Property Week examines the relative burden of borrowing across listed UK property companies to see how they fare in today’s higher-rate and inflationary environment.
The purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) market is fast growing and highly fragmented, with more than 80 different providers vying for business.
Property Week data reveals a 21% drop in top executive pay since 2020, reflecting tougher times, yet some packages remain considerable despite poor performance.
Getting to the bottom of who the biggest owners of property in London are is a complex business. Property Week's Madeleine Knight analyses data from Nimbus to build a picture.
Since 2017, real estate has narrowed its gender pay gap by 2.7 percentage points, but balance at senior levels is a work in progress.
An exclusive study for Property Week shows that six schemes above 40 storeys are due to be built in the city.
