Peers are set to discuss the final amendments to the Renters’ Rights Bill tomorrow (14 October) as it enters its concluding phase. Additional revisions were introduced over the
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Nationwide Lowers Rates as Rivals Hold Steady
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Top UK Areas for Rental Yields
Landlords in Wales recorded the highest average gross rental yield in the UK, reaching 8.84% by the end of September, an increase from 8.59% in the second quarter.
Stamp Duty Axe Could Ease Downsizing
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has vowed to abolish stamp duty if her party returns to power, describing the tax as a “bad” and “un-Conservative” barrier that restricts movement
Top UK Areas for Rental Yields
Landlords in Wales recorded the highest average gross rental yield in the UK, reaching 8.84% by the end of September, an increase from 8.59% in the second quarter.
UK House Prices Dip £794 in September
The average UK house price dipped slightly in September, falling by £794 or 0.3% compared with the previous month, according to the latest Halifax House Price Index. This
Green Party Vows to End Landlord System
The Green Party has made headlines after approving a highly controversial policy at its annual conference — a motion to completely abolish private landlords in the United Kingdom.
Home Buying Reforms to Speed Sales
The UK Government has announced a landmark set of reforms aimed at transforming the homebuying process, describing it as the “biggest shake-up to the homebuying system in this
Tax Fears Freeze £500k+ Home Sales
Labour’s hesitation over the Autumn Budget is already having a noticeable impact on the higher end of the housing market. Buyers and sellers are growing increasingly cautious, with
5% Deposit New Mortgage Option
First-time buyers with only a 5 per cent deposit now have access to a new type of mortgage that combines repayment with interest-only borrowing. The product, introduced by