Rental prices rising but ‘agents agree that it is taking longer to agree deals’
Despite the market showing signs of cooling, the gap between landlord and tenant expectations has significantly widened
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Labour will abolish Brexit next, claims Boris Johnson after ‘levelling up’ phrase scrapped
The department will revert to being called the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
Majority of BTL landlords plan to raise rents in the coming 12 months
Aside from increasing demand for rental accommodation, landlords also have to factor in higher interest rates and operating costs too
Growing Build to Rent market needs staggering £300bn to meet demand
Room for growth: The past decade has seen £35bn of institutional investment go into the delivery of 100,000 BTR homes
Fast-growing estate agency completes yet another acquisition
This latest strategic purchase expands the agency’s presence in the region
Former Savills director launches new estate agency
The estate agent wants to overhaul what he descries as an “outdated” agency commission structure
Government acts to unblock key ‘stalled sites’ to get large housing schemes moving forward
Liverpool Central Docks, Northstowe, Worcester Parkway and Langley Sutton Coldfield are among the schemes to be unlocked so far
Hunters customer completes the first Law Society licensed Digital TA6
The digital TA6 product represents a significant advancement in the buying and selling process
PLAG provides briefing note ahead of no confidence vote over material information
The Law Society announced a date for a special general meeting last month, initiated over the new TA6 conveyancing form – this follows receipt of a requisition from 100 solicitors
‘Having ambitious housebuilding targets is important’ – industry responds to government’s plans
Rachel Reeves’ plan to overhaul the planning system and reintroduce mandatory local housing targets has been broadly welcomed by leading property professionals