Most of the major mortgage lenders across the UK have chosen to keep their rates unchanged this week, as they await the Bank of England’s next interest rate
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Do House Prices Really Double Every Decade?
The well-known saying that house prices double every 10 years may no longer hold true, according to new findings by Zoopla. Their analysis shows that, on average, property
Renters’ Rights Bill Moves to Next Stage
The House of Lords has confirmed that the Report Stage for the Renters’ Rights Bill is scheduled for 1st July. On the same day, the Bill is expected
New Landlord Licensing Scheme Set for Approval
Wirral Council is preparing to introduce a new selective licensing scheme aimed at improving housing standards across several parts of the borough. The proposal is due to be
Deadly Risks Found in 1 in 10 Rental Homes
More than one in ten privately rented homes may contain serious dangers, according to claims made by a senior figure in the lettings industry. Sian Hemming-Metcalfe, operations director
More Over-45s Taking on Mortgages into Retirement
More and more Britons are facing the prospect of retiring with mortgage debt, as there’s been a notable rise in first-time buyers aged 45 and above. New analysis
Reeves Announces £39bn Affordable Homes Plan
A significant uplift in support for housebuilding was revealed during Rachel Reeves’ Spending Review announcement today. The Chancellor laid out a ten-year strategy worth £39 billion, aimed at
Reeves Pledges to End Asylum Hotel Use by 2029
Rachel Reeves has pledged to bring an end to the government’s use of hotels to house asylum seekers, calling the current approach “costly” and inefficient. However, the change
Reeves Reveals Housing Plans
Chancellor Rachel Reeves recently addressed the House of Commons with her Spending Review, unveiling a sweeping set of measures that significantly reshape the UK’s approach to housing, public
BoE Weighs Cuts as Budget Bites
The Bank of England is facing renewed pressure just days before its upcoming decision on interest rates. Fresh data reveals that unemployment has reached its highest level since