deVere Group chief executive Nigel Green has warned that Andy Burnham’s first major economic test will be his choice of chancellor, with markets sensitive to speculation over Ed Miliband’s potential appointment.
The announcement follows weeks of speculation about his future, with members questioning whether he was the right person to lead them into the next general election.
Current rules mean cases can be brought back to the courts three times – causing delay and hundreds of millions of cost to projects.
The organisation aims to highlight its members' dedication and ethics, while showcasing their research and position papers in support of various reform campaigns.
Grant Shapps, former Housing Minister and Defence Secretary, loses his seat in Welwyn Hatfield.
The NRLA warns that a lack of rental housing will undermine plans by political parties to reform the rental market, as the shortage drives up rents and limits tenant options.
Labour warns that Rishi Sunak's unfunded election promises could destabilise the economy, risking interest rate hikes and higher mortgage costs.
Freeman seemingly missed the mark, causing brokers to call out the logic on this week's Mortgage News Live.
The shifting demographics of private renters are changing the political landscape in England. According to Generation Rent's analysis of the latest census data, the number of constituencies with at least 20% private renters has soared from 114 in 2011 to 194.
The property crisis must be "front and centre" of the Government's election campaign, says the National Association of Property Buyers (NAPB).
The former UKIP leader turned news anchor said: "I firmly believe that it's high time for the Government to intervene."
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves and Shadow Housing Secretary Lisa Nandy will oversee the summit.