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New chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng announced a controversial package of tax cuts in his emergency mini-budget, including a permanent reduction in… Read More »Mini-Budget 2022: What It Means for Landlords

UK residential transactions increased by more than 4% in August as the market continues to show remarkable resilience in the… Read More »Residential Transactions Up By 4.4% As Market Shows Resilience

Interest rate hikes are ramping up the cost of buy-to-let mortgages, leaving some private landlords with the prospect of actually… Read More »The Best Property Investments in Times of Rising Interest Rates?

The government has launched a new consultation on plans to introduce a legally binding Decent Homes Standard to the private… Read More »Government Launches Consultation on Decent Homes Standard

It has long been theorised that the property market follows a predictable pattern over time, going through boom years, slumping… Read More »Property Cycles: How They Work and Where We Are Now

A quarter of landlords plan to sell some or all of their buy-to-let properties if ‘no fault’ Section 21 evictions… Read More »One in Four Landlords to Sell Up if ‘No Fault’ Evictions Are Abolished

The latest Halifax House Price Index has revealed that property values increased by 0.4% in August, bringing the cost of… Read More »House Prices Rise Again

Rising interest rates are likely to send many landlords into panic mode, as new research reveals the soaring cost of… Read More »Interest Rates Double and Landlords in Panic Mode

It’s no secret that the UK has a chronic housing shortage, especially in terms of affordable homes and social housing.… Read More »Social Housing Shortfall: Local Councils and Housing Associations Acquiring Private Homes