Recent data from the Housing Ombudsman, who handles issues related to social housing, reveals a striking statistic: 47% of the cases resolved in 2023-24 involved social landlords in
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Recent data from the Housing Ombudsman, who handles issues related to social housing, reveals a striking statistic: 47% of the cases resolved in 2023-24 involved social landlords in
A property firm has criticised the current council tax rules for holiday homes, calling them “a mess” and claiming they result in significant losses for both local and
A council known for its controversial policies has initiated a 12-week consultation period to review new regulations for Airbnb-style short-term rentals. This move is part of an ongoing
Labour has made a promising start in the lettings sector, according to a leading rental law expert. Gina Peters, Head of Property Lettings and Revenue at Dutton Gregory
Researchers at Queen Mary University of London have launched a project to investigate bidding wars in the private rental sector. This study aims to explore rental market dynamics
The positive outlook comes from estate agent members of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), who report growing confidence now that uncertainties around the general election have
With the Labour Party now leading after 14 years of Conservative rule, the UK is set for major changes in the housing sector. Labour’s housing plan aims to
From understanding your annual allowances to deducting costs and transferring ownership, here’s what you need to know about your capital gains tax liabilities and how to minimise them.
Brokers predict that the lowest mortgage rates could fall below 4% by the end of this year. Recent rate cuts are providing relief for UK borrowers, with the
The move comes a week before the Bank of England’s new interest rate decision. Nationwide Building Society’s mortgage lender has cut interest rates on select products to demonstrate