Tweet Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Visit website Submitted ArticlesRelated Articles 14 foundNew Government needs to view housing market as a whole not separate parts, as rents are set to rise08/08/2019As the new government beds in, the July 2019 RICS Residential Market Survey results show some of the improvement seen in near term expectations for [...]Further landlords likely to leave market, and asking prices for sales get more realistic15/05/2019The April 2019 RICS UK Residential Survey results see little change from recent months, however, new instructions have seen a further drop with the poorest [...]RICS makes an initial response to revised NPPF25/07/2018Tony Mulhall, RICS Associate Director: The revised National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) and Planning Practice Guidance (PPG) attempts to give greater clarity to the planning [...]Rising rents and benefits cuts pushing vulnerable tenants out of private housing market15/03/2017The UK’s most vulnerable tenants are being pushed out of the private rental market, according to the latest Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Residential [...]Housing activity stutters in December19/01/2017RICS UK Residential Market Survey, December 2016 Slow start to 2017 apparent as activity in the UK housing market stutters • Housing sales activity reduced during [...]UK house prices to increase by 3% in 201721/12/2016House prices in the UK will see an average increase of 3% over the course of next year as the number of transactions stabilises, according [...]RICS launches anti-homelessness campaign16/12/2016The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has launched a campaign to raise awareness about homelessness. 'A Home for Cathy', which marks the 50th anniversary of [...]RICS launch anti-homelessness campaign to unite wider property industry15/12/2016The RICS (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors) – in collaboration with the Homes for Cathy Group - has launched an anti-homelessness campaign, known as ‘A [...]Freeing up brownfield land key to affordable housing delivery - RICS18/11/2016The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) urged the Government to adopt additional measures to speed up affordable housebuilding ahead of the Housing White Paper [...]Prospective house hunters return to the market, but struggle to find available homes14/11/2016House hunters are returning to the UK residential market after the June referendum, but may face a lack of purchase options as the supply of [...]Brexit uncertainty hits residential activity14/07/2016The RICS UK Residential Market Survey for June 2016 indicated uncertainty fuelled by the EU referendum has resulted in a marked drop in activity in [...]Short-term drop in UK house prices for the first time since 201210/06/2016House prices across the UK are set to dip over the coming months while rents continue to rise, according to a survey. The Royal Institution of [...]Tender price rises to slow over next four years03/03/2016Tender prices remained unchanged in the third quarter of 2015 compared with the previous quarter, but rose by 5.4 per cent compared with a year [...]RICS provides construction industry with toolkit for measurement 17/07/2013RICS’ cost measurement tool, the New Rules of Measurement 1 (NRM1), has been adopted by the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) to help with collecting [...] 11 foundSprinklers should be provided in all new and refurbished flats30/04/2019Influential building industry bodies have joined forces to demand that sprinklers are made mandatory in all new homes in buildings taller than 11 metres. The [...]Supply shortage could push rents up 15 per cent27/09/2018Private sector rents could rise 15 per cent by 2023 as the supply of new rental properties dries up, according to a survey by the [...]Wide-ranging housing package announced in Budget22/11/2017The Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond delivered his Autumn Budget with a package of measures intended to address what he said was the “challenge [...]Autumn Statement 2016 - key announcements and reactions23/11/2016See the latest industry reactions The Chancellor of Exchequer Phillip Hammond delivered his Autumn Statement in his first budget speech since taking office in July. [...]Cost of renting one bed flats soars for under 30s20/07/2016The cost of renting one-bed properties in the private sector has soared, with younger workers paying almost half of their take home wages in rent. [...]Low and zero carbon homes threatened by Government policies, report finds17/03/2016The Government’s ability to meet EU targets for delivering low carbon homes following the Paris international climate change agreement has been challenged by a new [...]Mayor’s landlord accreditation reaches 115,000 London homes24/03/2015More than 115,000 rented homes across the city are now badged under the Mayor’s London Rental Standard, the capital’s first city-wide badge of accreditation to [...]Lord Bates to announce the best in architecture at UK Property Awards15/10/2013The UK’s finest developers, architects, interior designers and real estate agents will gather at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on Friday, October 18th to [...]Construction expert warns of ‘skills time bomb’07/08/2013A construction expert has warned of a ‘skills time bomb’ waiting to explode if the industry does not start looking to the future. Rob Leslie, [...]MAB comments on the RICS residential market survey for June 201310/07/2013Brian Murphy, head of lending at Mortgage Advice Bureau (MAB), comments on the RICS Residential Market Survey for June 2013: “With buyer demand having risen [...]Nine Elms Garden Town: UCL students win prestigious international award for 21st garden city vision for Battersea, London21/06/2013A group of students from the University College London (UCL) are celebrating winning an international competition to re-imagine a garden city for the 21st century. [...] ×Contact details RICS HQ Parliament Square London SW1P 3AD Enquiries contactrics@rics.org
