What the 0.75% interest rate hike means for your mortgage
Landlords have been overwhelmed by demand with 13 prospective tenants lining up for every rental property.
The private rented sector is under threat. After years of tax changes that make it less appealing to be a landlord, the Renters’ Reform Bill is now causing many landlords of houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) to worry about the future by abolishing section 21 evictions.
Jatin Ondhia is chief executive of Shojin, a real estate investment platform that lowers the barriers to entry for individuals across the globe looking to access UK-based real estate investment opportunities
UK property sales fell by around a third last month and were flat on a monthly basis, new figures show.
Ben Broadbent says increase already priced into markets would deliver ‘pretty material’ hit to economy
We speak to the man who forecast the last two slumps on why he believes values will rise until 2026.
According to the data, average UK property value rose by 0.9 percent in August, despite a drop in annual growth recorded in July. Annually, this equates to a price change of 13.6 percent.
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- Government's Commitment To Abolishing Section 21
- UK Commercial Property Sector Is Facing A £14bn Price Crash Due To Soaring Interest Rates, Warns Goldman Sachs
- Mortgage Rates Have Already Peaked
- Homeowners Told Not To Panic