Average mortgage rates in the UK have edged upwards for the first time since February, signalling a shift in sentiment among lenders as the market approaches the winter
Mortgage Rates Rise Amid Lender Caution
Peers to Finalise Renters’ Rights Bill Tomorrow
Nikka Sulton
Peers are set to discuss the final amendments to the Renters’ Rights Bill tomorrow (14 October) as it enters its concluding phase. Additional revisions were introduced over the
Nationwide Lowers Rates as Rivals Hold Steady
Nikka Sulton
Here’s a paraphrased and extended version of your text in British English, rewritten into 15 clear and natural paragraphs to make it sound original and more detailed while
Top UK Areas for Rental Yields
Nikka Sulton
Landlords in Wales recorded the highest average gross rental yield in the UK, reaching 8.84% by the end of September, an increase from 8.59% in the second quarter.
Stamp Duty Axe Could Ease Downsizing
Nikka Sulton
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has vowed to abolish stamp duty if her party returns to power, describing the tax as a “bad” and “un-Conservative” barrier that restricts movement
Top UK Areas for Rental Yields
Nikka Sulton
Landlords in Wales recorded the highest average gross rental yield in the UK, reaching 8.84% by the end of September, an increase from 8.59% in the second quarter.
UK House Prices Dip £794 in September
Nikka Sulton
The average UK house price dipped slightly in September, falling by £794 or 0.3% compared with the previous month, according to the latest Halifax House Price Index. This
Green Party Vows to End Landlord System
Nikka Sulton
The Green Party has made headlines after approving a highly controversial policy at its annual conference — a motion to completely abolish private landlords in the United Kingdom.
Home Buying Reforms to Speed Sales
Nikka Sulton
The UK Government has announced a landmark set of reforms aimed at transforming the homebuying process, describing it as the “biggest shake-up to the homebuying system in this
Tax Fears Freeze £500k+ Home Sales
Nikka Sulton
Labour’s hesitation over the Autumn Budget is already having a noticeable impact on the higher end of the housing market. Buyers and sellers are growing increasingly cautious, with