Leaseholders across the country say they are feeling increasingly disillusioned after the Government failed to introduce long-promised leasehold reform legislation before the end of the year. Many had
Bank of England: Mortgage Market Impact
Nikka Sulton
The Bank of England’s recent move to reduce the Bank Rate by 0.25 percentage points to 3.75% is expected to provide modest relief for mortgage borrowers, particularly benefiting
Stricter Penalties Under the Renters’ Rights Act
Nikka Sulton
Landlords are set to face significantly tougher financial consequences under new provisions confirmed as part of the Renters’ Rights Act. The government has outlined reforms that will expand
Barclays Lowers Mortgage Costs as Rates Fall
Nikka Sulton
Barclays has moved to lower mortgage pricing for first-time buyers following the Bank of England’s decision to cut the base rate to 3.75%. The change has raised expectations
UK House Prices Forecast to Rise in 2026
Nikka Sulton
UK house prices could increase by as much as 4% in 2026, according to new projections from Nationwide, although the lender suggests that buying a home may become
Mortgage Access Made Easier
Nikka Sulton
First-time buyers, self-employed workers and older borrowers may soon find it simpler to secure a mortgage, as the City watchdog looks to update lending rules to better reflect
One in Nine Renters Face Section 21 Notices
Nikka Sulton
A new piece of research has highlighted the scale of insecurity facing renters in the UK, revealing that more than 1.2 million tenants – around 11% of the
UK House Prices Fall £6,695
Nikka Sulton
Average asking prices for newly marketed homes dropped by 1.8% in December, equivalent to £6,695, taking the typical asking price to £358,138. According to Rightmove, uncertainty surrounding the
Renters’ Rights Act Just Two Weeks Away
Nikka Sulton
Landlords are being urged to take the Renters’ Rights Act seriously, as the true impact of the legislation will begin on December 27, even though the official implementation
Mortgage War: Rates Near 3.5%?
Nikka Sulton
Major lenders have recently cut their mortgage rates, with brokers now predicting that some of the best deals could dip below 3.5% early next year. Over the past
