Recent government figures have revealed a concerning trend within the private rented sector, showing that landlords selling their properties has become the leading cause of homelessness among tenants
Rightmove: Modest October Price Rise
Nikka Sulton
The traditional autumn rise in asking prices among home sellers proved to be much weaker this October than in previous years, according to the latest figures from property
UK House Prices Up £1,000
Nikka Sulton
The average asking price for homes across the United Kingdom has seen a modest increase this October, rising by 0.3%, or roughly £1,165, according to property website Rightmove.
BoE Economist Warns Against Rapid Rate Cuts
Nikka Sulton
The Bank of England’s chief economist, Huw Pill, has urged for a more measured approach when it comes to cutting interest rates, warning that inflationary pressures remain a
HSBC Raises Mortgage Rates
Nikka Sulton
HSBC has raised several of its mortgage rates this week, while other major lenders have opted to keep their deals steady as the market approaches winter with caution.
Mortgage Demand to Stay Flat
Nikka Sulton
UK lenders are adopting a notably cautious outlook for the remainder of the year, as confidence in the mortgage market remains subdued. According to the Bank of England’s
UK Government Updates Leasehold Reform
Nikka Sulton
The UK government has released a new update on its long-promised leasehold reform, marking an important step forward for millions of homeowners across the country. These reforms are
Landlords Call to Unfreeze Housing Allowance
Nikka Sulton
The National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) has called on the government to lift the freeze on Local Housing Allowance (LHA) in the upcoming Autumn Budget. Chief executive Ben
Average Age of UK First-Time Buyers Revealed
Nikka Sulton
New research from TSB has revealed that the average age of a first-time buyer in the United Kingdom has slightly decreased over the past year, falling from 32
Peers Reject Renters’ Bill Changes
Nikka Sulton
Despite final efforts to introduce additional amendments to the Renters’ Rights Bill, members of the House of Lords were unable to make any alterations to the proposed legislation.
