Unprecedented Number of Section 21 Notices Shaping the Lettings Market
The looming threat of the abolition of Section 21 is raising questions over the future shape of ...
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£55bn Worth of New Homes Started in the Last Year
New research has revealed that work was started on £55 billion worth of new-build homes in England ...
The Bank of England Lays Bare the Pain from Higher Mortgage Rates
In my last two columns here, I have described how the mortgage rate outlook has gone from ...
Government Must Reverse Benefits Freeze
Following an evidence session with the Work & Pensions Select Committee, Ben Beadle, Chief Executive of the ...
Renters Reform Bill Delayed Until Autumn
With parliament’s summer recess rapidly approaching, the upcoming parliamentary schedule does not have room for the second ...
Colliers Slams Government for Barking Up the Wrong Tree with New Consultation on Business Rates Avoidance & Evasion
Yet again the Government has shown how out of touch it is with the current property markets ...
Arrears in Buy-To-Let Sector Are Worsening
New research has shown that cases of arrears in the buy-to-let sector are worsening at a faster ...
Disproportionate Pressure on Lower Earners Paying Rent or Mortgages
After a long stretch of unusually high vacancies, a super-tight jobs market, and a ramping up of ...
Lower Level of Demand Attributed to The Bank of England’s Repeated Interest Rate Rises
House prices throughout the UK witnessed their biggest annual fall since 2011 according to the recent Halifax ...
Halifax House Price Index: Market Cools Amid Higher Interest Rates
The average UK house price fell slightly in June, down by around £300 compared to May (-0.1%) ...
