As speculation grows over the future direction of UK tax policy, attention has turned to the possibility of changes to Capital Gains Tax (CGT). With Andy Burnham widely
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Major Lenders Cut Mortgage Rates
Mortgage borrowers have received further positive news this week as several major lenders announced reductions to their mortgage rates, increasing competition across the market and providing more options
Mortgage Payments Set to Rise
More than one million additional UK homeowners are now expected to face higher mortgage repayments by the end of 2028, according to the Bank of England. The Bank
Sadiq Khan Targets Overheating Homes
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has announced a new strategy to help tackle the growing problem of overheating in homes as the capital experiences increasingly frequent periods
UK Rents Reach Two-Year High
Rental prices across the UK have reached their highest level in two years, with new figures suggesting the market is experiencing renewed upward pressure. According to Goodlord’s latest
UK Property Prices Rise Again
UK house prices increased in June, marking the first monthly rise since February and signalling renewed stability in the housing market despite ongoing economic uncertainty. According to the
Landlords Could Pay Tenants £25,000
The government has provided further details on how the proposed Landlord Ombudsman service will operate, confirming that landlords could be required to pay tenants compensation of up to
EPC Cost Support for Landlords
The UK government has said that financial assistance is available to help landlords improve the energy efficiency of their rental properties and meet future EPC requirements. In response
Government Backs Landlord Benefits
The government has defended the Renters’ Rights Act, arguing that the legislation will bring meaningful advantages for responsible landlords, even though it has confirmed that no additional support
EPC Targets Not Driving Rent Rises
The government has rejected suggestions that tougher energy efficiency standards alone will be responsible for higher rental prices, arguing that the cost of renting is influenced by a