Rental Growth Accelerated in Late 2019 on Weak Supply
November 2019 saw rental growth accelerate across Great Britain, returning it back to its long-term average, according to data from Hamptons International. Average ...
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2019 – Property Notify’s Year in Review for the Housing Market
By December 2009, the UK housing market was barely starting to recover from the steepest downturn for decades. After the bumpy 2000s, the ...
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Section 21 and the Renters’ Reform Bill – What Is It?
It all began during the final months of Theresa May’s premiership – a proposal to scrap Section 21 of the Housing Act 1988, ...
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Property Notify Wishes You a Merry Christmas in 2019
Merry Christmas from all of us here at Property Notify – 2019 has been a transformational year for many in the property sector, ...
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House Prices Forecast to Grow Modestly in 2020
Conclusive results from this year’s general election, which saw the Conservatives winning an overall majority could aid the housing market in 2020, with ...
Looking for a New Year Boost for the Market
The election is out of the way, and with a result that most people in the property sector will have welcomed. The question ...
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Conservatives Urged to Present Constructive PRS Reforms
Following their victory at last week’s general election, the Conservatives have been urged by two leading landlord associations to make sure that any ...
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Buyers and Sellers Take Cautious Approach as Market Flatlines
Ahead of last week’s general election, both buyers and sellers showed caution, causing housing market activity to flatline in November, according to the ...
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General Election 2019 – Conservatives Win Largest Majority Since 1980s
With almost every seat counted, the results are in – the Conservatives have been returned to power with an increased majority, having gained ...
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General Election 2019 – UK Voters Finally Go to the Polls
The campaigning is over – the 2019 general election has begun. In a matter of minutes, polling stations are expected to open all ...
