Rental prices across Britain surged to new record levels in August, as shrinking availability continued to drive up costs, according to fresh data. Figures from Rightmove show that
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Renters’ Rights Bill Nears Finish Line
The Renters’ Rights Bill made its return to Parliament today, marking one of the final stages before it can officially become law. MPs will now take time to
Halifax Reports Record House Prices
House prices across the UK have climbed once more, setting a fresh record high, according to the latest update from Halifax. This marks the third consecutive month of
Angela Rayner Resigns Over Stamp Duty Scandal
Angela Rayner has stepped down from her roles as Deputy Prime Minister and Housing Secretary. Her decision follows an admission that she underpaid stamp duty on her property
93,000 Landlords to Exit Buy-to-Let in 2025
Research carried out by Black & White Bridging has revealed that as many as 93,000 buy-to-let landlords could exit the rental market during 2025. This significant shift highlights
Barclays Up, Halifax Down
The UK mortgage market has seen lenders take diverging approaches this week, with Barclays increasing the cost of its cheapest two and five-year fixed deals, while Halifax chose
Rayner Admits Tax Error on Seaside Flat
Deputy Prime Minister and Housing Secretary Angela Rayner has referred herself to the parliamentary standards watchdog after admitting she did not pay the correct amount of Stamp Duty
Could Stamp Duty Be Replaced in London?
First-time buyers could see benefits if stamp duty is scrapped, but property experts caution that Londoners may end up carrying the financial burden of such reforms. Reports suggest
Calls for Landlords to Pay National Insurance
Generation Rent, a well-known campaign group, has been pressing the government for close to a year to introduce National Insurance contributions on landlords’ rental profits. The organisation believes
Rising Mortgage Rates Hit UK Housing Market
UK house prices slipped slightly in August as many households continued to find it difficult to raise deposits and cope with high monthly mortgage repayments, figures from Nationwide