Housing market ‘will pick up very quickly’ post-lockdown
Market activity continues to cool as the latest lockdown takes its toll.
Market activity continues to cool as the latest lockdown takes its toll.
Nick Leeming, chairman of Jackson-Stops, calls on the government “to consider a more gradual approach to paring back SDLT relief”.
Fergus Wilson, one of the UK’s most contentious buy-to-let landlords, belittled, insulted and abused council officers during a ‘nine-year harassment campaign’, a court heard.
Almost a third of BTL landlords reported increasing levels of tenant demand in Q4 2020.
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New data from Coutts, the wealth manager and private bank, suggests the UK’s prime property market is evolving, rather than suffering through these challenging times.
The Law Society joins MPs in calling on the government to act quickly to stop leaseholders being forced to pay large sums for the removal of flammable cladding.
Buyer demand has slowed as the stamp duty holiday nears end.
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Virtual property viewings during the latest lockdown have kept the housing market relatively active amid the Covid-19 crisis.
A number of big housebuilders and institutional investors have shifted their focus towards the Build to Rent sector in recent years.
MPs from both main parties have argued for the extension of the stamp duty holiday.
NRLA’s Ben Beadle is calling on Rishi Sunak to “develop a package to help tenants pay off arrears”.
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MPs have warned that thousands of property sales are at risk unless the stamp duty holiday is extended.
EweMove and Strike also rank highly, while Purplebricks lags behind.
Essex-based franchisee looks to increase market share in their local market by acquiring a nearby independent rival.
Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward has been appointed as a partner for the lettings and asset management of a major Build to Rent portfolio currently being established in London.
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