Government Proposes to Scrap No-Fault Evictions
The government has proposed the scrapping of Section 21, which entitled landlords to make ‘no-fault’ evictions. This move could potentially create indefinite tenancies, ...
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Cheaper to Avoid Help to Buy, New Research Shows
First-time buyers on the lookout for a new home may find it cheaper to simply avoid using the government’s Help to Buy Equity ...
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Housing Sentiment Improving, New Survey Suggests
Housing sentiment could be improving, with fewer people expecting house prices to fall, according to a survey by the Royal Institution of Chartered ...
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Buyers Keen on Gardens and Space in New Homes
Buyers have a preference for particular features such as gardens, during their search for new homes, according to research by real estate website ...
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First Time Buyers Spend Less Time Saving for Deposits
First-time buyers are able to save for deposits at a faster rate than they did in 2016, according to new data by real ...
Landlords Use Limited Company Status to Offset Tax Changes
Landlords are resorting to methods such as using limited company status when they acquire new properties, as a means of offsetting costs as ...
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Prime Property in London Shows Signs of Recovery
The value of prime properties in London recorded its mildest price decline since the EU referendum in June 2016, according to research by ...
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Peers Recommend Tax Incentives for Landlords
Peers in the House of Lords have recommended that landlords based in coastal regions should receive a tax incentive, if they decide to ...
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Landlords Plan to Sell Due to Tax Rises
Some 24 per cent of landlords claim they intend to sell their properties, as a means of coping with increasing taxes, according to ...
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New Scheme Protects Landlords from Rogue Letting Agents
Letting agent membership of Client Money Protection (CMP) schemes, which offer landlords and renters greater protection from ‘rogue’ lettings agents, has now been ...
