May saw a slight slowing in the rate of annual house price growth to 11.2%, from 12.1% in April.
Inflation and high interest rates hit renters and landlords – but investors can mitigate impact.
Economist welcomes chancellor’s package but warns of economic cost if household expenditure drops.
The runaway house price growth of the past two years is set to slow as the wider economy braces for a period of stagflation, according to housing economists and analysts.
A new survey gives an indication of how quickly properties with poor Energy performance Certificates are falling out of favour in the private rental sector.
New research has revealed that the number of rental properties within the UK property market has climbed by over 1.1m in the last decade, placing the UK in the top 10 globally when it comes to the balance between homeownership and renting.
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