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Mortgage Rate Cuts Gain Momentum
Mortgage lenders are continuing to reduce borrowing costs following the Bank of England’s decision to keep the Bank Rate unchanged at 3.75%. The latest wave of cuts suggests
Mortgage Approvals Slide to 2023 Low
The recent slowdown in home mortgage approvals suggests that activity in the UK housing market softened during May, with higher borrowing costs and ongoing global uncertainty weighing on
Landlords Face Legal Warning Over Heat
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BTL Rates Cut by Four Lenders
Landlords searching for more competitive borrowing options have received a welcome boost, as four lenders have announced reductions across their buy-to-let mortgage ranges. The latest changes include lower
Landlords Hit by £11,713 EPC Bill
Landlords across the UK are increasingly exploring financing options as they prepare for potentially expensive energy efficiency upgrades required under proposed EPC regulations. According to the latest Landlord
Burnham Tax Sparks Sale Fears
Reports suggest that Andy Burnham is exploring the idea of replacing both council tax and stamp duty with a new annual property tax linked to a home’s value.
Housing Target Missed by Labour
Savills has warned that housing delivery in England is likely to fall well below government expectations over the next few years, with new homes completions forecast to average
TMW Rolls Out EPC Support Pilot
The Mortgage Works is introducing a new pilot scheme aimed at helping landlords prepare for upcoming Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) requirements expected to come into force from 2030.
New Fines for Damp and Mould Issues
The UK Government has confirmed that landlords could face immediate fines of up to £7,000 for serious housing hazards, including severe damp and mould, as part of a