Chancellor Rachel Reeves is facing mounting calls from Labour MPs to impose new taxes on landlords, aiming to address a looming budget deficit without breaking the party’s promise to avoid tax hikes on ‘working people’.
A specialist mortgage lender is warning that the higher than expected leap in inflation may trigger a rise, not a fall in interest rates.
The empty homes tax was meant to be a deterrent. It’s turned out to be little more than background noise.
New buy-to-let purchases are being increasingly concentrated in the North of England, as investors target higher-yielding homes with lower entry costs.
As widely predicted, and not this time following the US Federal Reserve, the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted 5-4 to reduce the Bank Base Rate by 0.25% to a total rate of 4.25% its lowest level in around 2 years.
Sales and demand both dropped in April after the stamp duty thresholds reverted back to previous levels, the RICS UK Residential Survey has revealed.
Rents rose for the fourth month in a row during April, according to the latest Goodlord rental Index.
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