Starmer GONE, Burnham IN, and what a new PM does for your mortgage

The Prime Minister has resigned. Andy Burnham is the runaway favourite, Wes Streeting has stood aside to back him, and a former Bank of England chief economist is now whispering in the next government's ear. This week's Supplement breaks down exactly what the political earthquake does to gilt yields, swap rates and your next refinance — plus the real-time property market, the construction horror show, and the four reports that tell you who actually houses Britain's renters in 2030. 🎟️ Property Business Workshop, Weds 1st July, Central London. Due diligence done properly: deals, partners, lenders, the live DD exercise, no stone unturned. The VIP dinner will sell out: www.tinyurl.com/pbweleven This week, live: • The UK political earthquake: Starmer out, Burnham in, Streeting probable Chancellor, Haldane advising — and what each means for the bond market • Trumpwatch: the transatlantic interference that pre-announced a UK resignation • The REAL property market: this week's listings, sales, the pricing gap and the withdrawal rate (data via the brilliant Christopher Watkin:    / @christopherwatkin  ) • The Macroscope: the three-tier mortgage market, the construction crash, and where the gilts and swaps closed • Deep Dive: who houses 12.9 million renters in 2030 — demand locked in, supply locked out • Live Q&A — drop your questions in the chat with a Q 📩 Read the full written Sunday Supplement: [sign-up link] 🎧 Audio version on the Propenomix podcast wherever you listen 🔗 Adam on LinkedIn: [link] New Prime Minister, same fundamentals. Keep Calm and Carry On. KCCO. #ukproperty #ukhousingmarket #propertyinvesting #Propenomix #AdamLawrence #Property #Business #Economics #Markets