Adviser News, Buy to Let, UK
Demand for smaller homes maintains pricing
Strong demand for smaller properties has maintained the price of one- or two-bedroom homes, analysis from Hamptons shows.
Sellers of smaller homes... Read more
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Blog, Government and Policy, Property News, UK
Landbanking gives ‘Levelling Up’ a bad name
By Grant Leggett, executive director, Boyer (part of Leaders Romans Group)
In its recent revisions to the NPPF, the government committed to... Read more
Europe, Property News, UK
Estepona a better investment than Marbella, says agency
Estepona is a better area to purchase property than Marbella in Spain's Costa del Sol, according to three professionals at real estate agency Cloud... Read more
Adviser News, Buy to Let, UK
Fleet returns to buy-to-let with fixed rates
Fleet Mortgages has returned to the buy-to-market after pulling its fixed rate products at the end of May.
The lender’s two-year fixes,... Read more
Opinion, UK
EDITOR VIEW: Base rate was too low for too long
Last week Zoopla raised concerns about the Bank of England over-reacting to high inflation by potentially raising the base rate too rapidly.
It... Read more
Adviser News, Buy to Let, UK
Price of remortgaging up by 38% since 2019
The cost of remortgaging your home has gone up by a staggering 38% since the 2019 general election, research commissioned by the Liberal Democrats... Read more
Adviser News, Buy to Let, UK
UK needs more focus on retirement property
Negative perceptions of retirement living are putting the public off rightsizing, law firm Shakespeare Martineau has warned in its ‘Moving On’... Read more
Adviser News, Buy to Let, UK
Aldermore unveils buy-to-let mortgages for new customers
Property lender Aldermore has relaunched its buy-to-let products for new customers, with rates starting from 5.88%.
For individual and company... Read more
Adviser News, Buy to Let, Property News, UK
Bad news for tenants, as rents continue rise
The cost of renting continued to rise between April and May, as tenants continue to feel the pinch of higher mortgage rates and energy prices,... Read more
Adviser News, Buy to Let, Property News, UK
Rogue tenants leave “mountain of trash” at property
A landlord was devastated to find his tenants caused around £20,000 worth of property damage – including mountains of rubbish, dog urine on the... Read more
Adviser News, Buy to Let, UK
Where market activity has fallen off a cliff
The East Midlands, Wales and the South East have all seen drastically fewer homes sold in the first quarter of the year, research by estate agent... Read more
Adviser News, Buy to Let, UK
Capital Gains Tax change to dampen transactions and prices
The upcoming change to the tax-free allowance for Capital Gains Allowance is expected to dampen down the property market, leading to fewer... Read more
Adviser News, Buy to Let, UK
North East is top auction hotspot in the UK
Buyers interested in buying property in the North East of England in areas like Newcastle and Sunderland can expect to see lots of options at... Read more
Adviser News, Buy to Let, Property News, UK
New build market tapering off
Demand for new builds has apparently fallen, with fewer properties being bought off plan and concerns around revaluations.
That’s according to... Read more
Landbanking gives ‘Levelling Up’ a bad name
By Grant Leggett, executive director, Boyer (part of Leaders Romans Group)
In its recent... Read more
Is it better to move or improve?
By Kevin Shaw, national sales managing director at Leaders
If you’ve outgrown your current... Read more
Conveyancing essentials for buy-to-let landlords
Jackie Turkel is a property lawyer at Parfitt Cresswell
Becoming a buy-to-let landlord can be an... Read more
Don’t make these buy-to-let mistakes: an expert guide to property investment
Property investment experts from Redmayne Smith share their top four mistakes to avoid when... Read more
What does it take to develop property?
Most people who develop property are just ordinary folk. But ordinary folk with a few core skills... Read more
Cushioning the blow of the energy crisis in the student sector
The energy crisis has been a bitter, and financially crippling, pill to swallow for the student... Read more
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Are you ready for the proposed EPC regulations?
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