UK lenders approved a higher number of mortgages than anticipated in June, signalling a renewed sense of activity in the property market. New data from the Bank of
Landlord Profits Lower Than Believed
Nikka Sulton
Recent figures from HM Revenue and Customs, alongside a detailed analysis by property experts at Savills, have revealed that earnings and profits for landlords in the UK remain
Lender Unveils Rare Buy-to-Let Mortgage Product
Nikka Sulton
Foundation Home Loans, a specialist lender in the UK, has recently introduced a new buy-to-let product that is being hailed as a “significant enhancement” to their core range.
Fall in Homebuyer Searches Hits Market
Nikka Sulton
The housing market has seen a noticeable dip this summer, with a sharp 17.89% decrease in property searches between 21 June and 21 July, when compared to the
IMF Urges Gradual Rate Cuts
Nikka Sulton
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has called on the Bank of England to continue cutting interest rates slowly and steadily. At the same time, it has raised concerns
Empty Homes Targeted for Asylum Housing
Nikka Sulton
The UK government is reportedly planning to tackle the rising demand for asylum accommodation by using empty homes and unused buildings in partnership with local councils, according to
ECB Keeps Rates Steady Amid Trade Tensions
Nikka Sulton
The European Central Bank (ECB) has chosen to maintain its interest rates after implementing seven cuts in a row. This decision was announced on Thursday and reflects a
Landlords Downplay Renters’ Bill Threat
Nikka Sulton
A leading national lettings agency is raising concerns that many landlords are unaware of just how much the upcoming Renters Rights Bill could affect them when it becomes
House Prices to Rise £86k by 2029
Nikka Sulton
Expectations for house price growth in 2025 have been dialled back, with global economic concerns and political uncertainty impacting the property market’s performance in the first half of
BoE Warns Labour on Financial Rules
Nikka Sulton
The Governor of the Bank of England, Andrew Bailey, has issued a firm caution to the government against making significant changes to the UK’s banking regulations. In particular,