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Protecting London’s green belt while meeting housing demands

Protecting London’s green belt while meeting housing demands

The Mayor of London is being urged to collaborate with the government to ensure that Green Belt land is not sacrificed to meet ambitious housing...

Rising no-fault evictions: Landlords reassess rental market amid legislative uncertainty

Rising no-fault evictions: Landlords reassess rental market amid legislative uncertainty

New data from the Ministry of Justice has revealed a rise in no-fault evictions, with 32,287 accelerated possession claims issued in 2024-an increase of 7%...

UK PBSA investment reaches £3.87bn in 2024, signalling strong market confidence

UK PBSA investment reaches £3.87bn in 2024, signalling strong market confidence

New research from Knight Frank has revealed that investment in the UK’s purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) sector reached £3.87bn in 2024, reflecting a 14% year-on-year...

Future-proofing rentals: Why home insulation is key to meeting new EPC standards

Future-proofing rentals: Why home insulation is key to meeting new EPC standards

The government’s proposed Decent Homes Standard is set to come into effect by 2030, with stricter regulations potentially requiring rental properties to achieve a minimum...

Oxford-Cambridge Arc set for 23% rental growth as tech hub plans progress

Oxford-Cambridge Arc set for 23% rental growth as tech hub plans progress

Labour’s plan to transform the Oxford-Cambridge Arc into “Europe’s Silicon Valley” is set to send rental prices soaring, with new analysis predicting increases of up...

Property lawyers reject digital property plans, warn of deeper market issues

Property lawyers reject digital property plans, warn of deeper market issues

The UK government’s latest push to digitalise property transactions to accelerate the homebuying process has been met with firm opposition from property lawyers, who argue...

Landlords see drop in mortgage arrears as market stabilises

Landlords see drop in mortgage arrears as market stabilises

UK Finance has released its latest mortgage arrears and possession figures for the final quarter of 2024, revealing a decline in arrears among both homeowners...

End of rent control threat may boost buy-to-let investment

End of rent control threat may boost buy-to-let investment

The impending end of rent control legislation in Scotland is being welcomed by industry experts, with hopes that it could encourage new investment in the...

February and March prove best months for home sales, boosting landlord confidence

February and March prove best months for home sales, boosting landlord confidence

New analysis from Rightmove has revealed that February and March are the prime months to list a property for sale, offering landlords and investors an...

Buy-to-let investors enjoy strongest returns in London and the North East

Buy-to-let investors enjoy strongest returns in London and the North East

New research has revealed that landlords investing in buy-to-let properties have seen the highest returns in London and the North East over the last five...

Landlords losing confidence in rental market as regulatory pressures mount

Landlords losing confidence in rental market as regulatory pressures mount

The UK rental sector is facing a major shake-up, with new data revealing that two-thirds of landlords plan to exit the market or reduce their...

Rental market trends show rising rents but landlords face longer voids

Rental market trends show rising rents but landlords face longer voids

Rental prices across England saw an increase in January 2025, with the average cost rising nearly 2% month-on-month and 4.6% year-on-year. However, despite the upward...

Landlords in the dark over looming EPC changes

Landlords in the dark over looming EPC changes

A staggering 42% of landlords remain unaware of the impending changes to Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) regulations, which will soon require private rented properties to...

House of Lords urged to amend Renters’ Rights Bill to protect landlords and rental market

House of Lords urged to amend Renters’ Rights Bill to protect landlords and rental market

The House of Lords is being called upon to make crucial amendments to the Renters’ Rights Bill as it reaches its Second Reading tomorrow. Property...

Stamp duty hike fails to deter buy-to-let investors as demand remains strong

Stamp duty hike fails to deter buy-to-let investors as demand remains strong

The UK government’s latest attempt to slow down the buy-to-let market by increasing stamp duty on additional properties has had little impact, with investors continuing...

House prices edge up as landlords seize strategic investment opportunities

House prices edge up as landlords seize strategic investment opportunities

House prices edged up 0.1% in January 2025, with annual growth softening to 4.1% according to Nationwide’s latest index, signalling resilience in a market where...

Land near transport hubs poised to become prime investment opportunities for landlords

Land near transport hubs poised to become prime investment opportunities for landlords

The government has unveiled plans to unlock untapped land near commuter transport hubs, creating new opportunities for housing development and investment. In a bid to...

Scottish rent controls: A balanced approach, but landlords call for clarity and fairness

Scottish rent controls: A balanced approach, but landlords call for clarity and fairness

The Scottish Government’s proposed rent control measures have sparked a mix of cautious optimism and concern among landlords and property experts. Timothy Douglas, Head of...

Landlord concerns over Labour policies lead to 90-year-old tenant’s eviction

Landlord concerns over Labour policies lead to 90-year-old tenant’s eviction

Fears over potential Labour Party housing reforms and increasing taxation have led a landlord to evict his long-term tenant, a 90-year-old woman, from her home...

Stamp duty deadline sparks buyer urgency, agents predict potential market adjustment

Stamp duty deadline sparks buyer urgency, agents predict potential market adjustment

Estate agents across England are voicing concerns about a potential market correction following the expiration of current Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) relief thresholds on...
















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