Government warned not to proceed with new inheritance tax grab
Poll shows majority of people support raising IHT threshold above £325k despite ‘eyewatering’ public finance decisions ahead.
Poll shows majority of people support raising IHT threshold above £325k despite ‘eyewatering’ public finance decisions ahead.
October was undoubtedly a bad month for the UK property market, but could there be worse to come?
The government is looking to fill a near £60bn fiscal black hole.
Lucy Frazer is the fifth housing minister this year, following Chris Pincher, Stuart Andrew, Marcus Jones and Lee Rowley.
More than 2,000 agents have so far signed up in advance to the qualification launching later this month.
The Property Franchise Group has been notified that several transactions have taken place in recent days.
Fresh proposals would clear the way for town halls to impose increases close to the rate of inflation, currently at 10.1%.
Whitehall insiders say levelling-up secretary Michael Gove wants revamped focus on urban regeneration.
The price of rent has not yet matched the increasing costs seen across other areas of life, says rental platform.
Six local authorities are taking legal action against the government.
The university will offer courses to up to 5,000 students at new £8bn town, significantly boosting demand for homes in the local area.
Purplebricks shareholder Lecram Holdings Ltd has written to the board to requisition a general meeting where it will propose that Paul Pindar, chairman of the online agency, is removed.
Ex-marine Tom Cartwright will head up the new office.
Homeflow says the acquisition is designed to help agents generate, manage and convert more leads.
Purplebricks will look to adopt a fresh approach to PR.
Jeremy Hunt is planning a stealth raid on inheritance tax in the Autumn Statement as part of the government’s attempt to raise about £54bn through tax rises and spending cuts.
The Government has recommitted to its target of building 300,000 homes per year. But it has also promised to do more to give local communities control over the planning process.
Renowned property industry trainer Julian O'Dell is taking a break from business life until the time seems right to recommence. If you’d like to make a donation in Cat’s memory, you can do so here.
House prices dropped at fastest monthly rate in over 18 months, as newer buyers risk falling into negative equity.
Employment tribunal decision.
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