Rents across the UK have reached record-breaking levels once again, according to new figures released by Rightmove. The latest data reveals that tenants are now spending nearly half
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Traders Expect December Rate Cut
Traders are increasingly anticipating that the Bank of England (BoE) may lower interest rates in December, following new market signals suggesting a possible 0.25% cut. While most investors
Renters’ Rights Bill Nears Royal Assent
The Renters’ Rights Bill is on the verge of becoming law after the House of Commons approved its final version, marking a major milestone for renters across England.
Labour Split Over EPC Upgrade Costs
Reports suggest that the Treasury and the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) are in disagreement over how much landlords should contribute towards energy efficiency improvements
Rightmove: Slower Autumn Price Rise
The usual autumn boost in property prices across the UK has been noticeably weaker this year, according to new data released by Rightmove. The property website reported that
Barclays Lowers Mortgage Rates Amid Inflation
Barclays has announced a fresh round of mortgage rate reductions this week, while other major UK lenders have chosen to hold their current deals steady. This comes as
Rightmove: Modest October Price Rise
Rightmove has reported that the usual autumn boost in asking prices was much weaker this October compared to previous years. Across Britain, the average price of a property
Unexpected Drop: UK Inflation Falls to 3.8%
The UK’s inflation rate stayed steady at 3.8% in September, surprising many economists who had predicted a slight rise. According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the
Renters’ Rights Bill Nears Final Approval
The Renters’ Rights Bill is set to return to the House of Commons tomorrow, Wednesday 22nd October, for its final review before moving forward to receive Royal Assent.
Council Urges Landlords to Help Housing Crisis
A London council has taken a bold new step in addressing the capital’s growing housing crisis by launching a long-lease rental scheme designed specifically for private landlords. The