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The Changing Economics of Yorkshire Farmland in 2026

Yorkshire's farms and estates are not what they were ten years ago, and that is not entirely a bad thing. The old model, reliant on subsidy, commodity prices and farming income alone, was always fragile. What is replacing it is more complex, demands more of landowners, and in the right hands, is considerably more resilient.

Renewables, Forestry and Strategic Land: Making Sense of Yorkshire's New Revenue Landscape in 2026

Solar farms, battery storage, onshore wind, forestry investment, strategic housing land: these are no longer niche conversations. They are increasingly central to how landowners think about long-term income and capital value. Making sense of them requires a clear head, because the returns are real but so are the pitfalls.

Yorkshire's Residential Property Market: Where Value Genuinely Lies in 2026

Yorkshire's housing market has always had a certain stubbornness about it. Prices in the South can lurch, sentiment shifts overnight in London, and yet here, things tend to move more deliberately. That is not complacency; it is the product of a market shaped by genuine demand, real supply constraints, and buyers who are largely buying to live rather than to speculate.

Yorkshire housing market proves surprisingly resilient in 2025

According to the Annual House Price Index, compiled by the region’s leading property buying agents, The Property Partnership Group, Yorkshire house prices have remained firm throughout 2025.

A look into The Property Partnership Group's crystal ball

As we reach the middle of 2025, we ask the Directors of the Commercial, Land Management and Residential departments what they expect in terms of prices changes in their sectors for the rest of the year and beyond, in Yorkshire and the north.

Average sale prices fall by 2.85% during 2024

According to the Annual House Price Index, compiled by the region’s leading property buying agents, The Property Partnership Group, house prices have reduced on average across Yorkshire in 2024.

Question and answer with Tom Robinson and Toby Milbank

Toby and Tom set up The Search Partnership in January 2015. Two years ago, the business was rebranded The Property Partnership Group incorporating commercial and land management service lines. They have acquired some of the region’s most sought-after properties for their exclusive list of private clients. Their Marketing Director, Kathryn Wallace, gives an insight into their working lives with a series of questions and answers.

Ten year Anniversary and launch of new website!

Three years after joining forces with two property professionals that specialise in commercial and rural property, The Search Partnership, has merged with The Commercial Partnership and The Land Management Partnership to form one company - The Property Partnership Group.

August 2024 - National planning policy summary by Blair Wallace

On Tuesday, the Government announced a new draft National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) which is open for consultation until 24th September 2024. The purpose of the consultation is to obtain views on the Government's proposed approach to enabling sustainable growth in the UK’s planning system.

North Yorkshire Property Market Bounces Back in 2024

Following detailed analysis of Land Registry data that records transaction levels across North Yorkshire, the region’s leading property buying agent is predicting a recovery in property sales volumes over the next quarter.