Property Wire

There are just 38 days until the UK public returns to the poll stations. And the build-up to the 2019 General Election on 12 December is, of course, destined to be dominated by Brexit. However, one can also expect the state of the housing sector... Read more

It seems that in most parts of the country new homes are being built. Drive or walk around and you cannot help but notice that there are developments, almost on every corner. But is it good news or bad Well, the latest annual British Social... Read more

As I sit at my laptop writing this I can look out of my window and see the removal men busily carrying boxes and furniture as my neighbours on one side are moving today. On the other side the For Sale sign indicates that they will be doing so... Read more

Legal reforms are set to cause headaches for landlords in the private rented sector with responses to the Government’s plans to reform Section 21 ‘no fault’ evictions not being welcomed by the industry or lawyers. As part of the... Read more

I have been talking recently about the positives in the housing market in the UK in the face of persistent political uncertainty and new figures are suggesting that when it comes to new home building there is indeed optimism. There was a 7.9%... Read more

With the Labour Party conference dominated by infighting and Brexit, the current Government bogged down with similar issues, it is time to celebrate the good news. Despite all the upheaval, the nation’s property market is proving to be remarkably... Read more

A new report on the state of the private rented sector reinforces the need for Government, landlords and letting agents to take stock if they want the future to be bright and startling figures reveal the extent of bad practice among letting... Read more