Landlords in England and Wales are waiting significantly longer to regain possession of their properties.
A slowdown in new-build sales prompts discussions at ministerial level about how to boost demand.
For the past few years, there has been a succession of reports in the media about landlords selling up and quitting the industry.
The UK has an ENORMOUS housing crisis yet SME Developers get no help whatsoever to de-risk the process even though these are the people that are actually fixing the housing crisis.
Northern Powerhouse Rail plans announced to grow productivity, with faster rail commutes across Yorkshire, better journeys to the North East and route upgrades.
The government intends for ground rents to be capped at £250 per year, which will then drop to a ‘peppercorn’ rate after 40 years.
2026 has started with a huge surge in homes for sale according to the leading portals.
The government has finally unveiled its long-awaited Warm Homes Plan, claiming landlords 'have a responsibility to ensure homes are safe, warm and affordable.'
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