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RICS professions are ‘cautiously optimistic’
Most RICS professions are ‘cautiously optimistic’ about the prospects for a UK economic recovery in the next 12 to 24 months. So said RICS, reporting…
Most RICS professions are ‘cautiously optimistic’ about the prospects for a UK economic recovery in the next 12 to 24 months. So said RICS, reporting…
A Welsh Government decision to extend the notice period required before possession proceedings can commence, has been roundly criticised as made in haste, without consultation,…
Current court arrangements are no longer suitable for either tenants or landlords, said the Royal Institution for Chartered Surveyors in a position statement Plan for…
Promoting a rental portal with a suggestion that the Coronavirus crisis will see rents fall and landlord income slashed might not seem like the best…
Organisations representing Scotland’s private sector landlords have used a liaison group set up by the Government to press their case for increased coronavirus subsidies for…
Latest figures show the housing market is catching up lost ground but is still likely to end the year with fewer sales than in 2019….
A draft code of practice for property agents has been published for consultation. Comments are required by 4 September. The proposed code is intended as…
New laws laid before Parliament will mean full planning applications will not be required to demolish and rebuild unused buildings as homes and commercial and…
Land Registry figures suggest the property market was far from dormant in June. The Government property register processes 1.4m applications in the month, up 500,000…
New court rules will require landlords who have issued possession proceedings that have been suspended during the coronavirus crisis, to reactivate their notices if they…
The threshold for Welsh Land Transaction Tax has been raised from £180,000 to £250,000. Land transaction tax replaced stamp duty land tax in Wales from April 2018 and is…
One in five households currently live in privately rented accommodation, the latest English Housing Survey has reported. This is the sixth year in a row…
Priority will be given to long-standing possession claims and actions involving anti-social behaviour when the current moratorium on evictions is ended on 23 August. So…
Shelter has declared a York County Court ruling ‘historic’ and a ‘nail in the coffin for ‘No DSS’ discrimination. District Judge Victoria Elizabeth Mark held that rejecting…
A proposed bill to control rent levels in Scotland has been dropped due to lack of time. Introduced in June this year, the Fair Rents…