The Chancellor has now set out the Autumn Budget, confirming several major tax changes that will directly influence homeowners, landlords, and anyone involved in the housing market. After
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Chaotic Budget Sparks Wave of Tax Rises
Confusion has overshadowed the announcement of Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ second Budget. Instead of the usual controlled rollout, the process was thrown off course when the Office for Budget
North–South Investment Gap Widens
Zoopla has released new data showing which parts of Britain currently offer the best value for homebuyers. The portal compared local earnings with average house prices and found
Which Property Taxes Could Appear in the Budget?
There has been a steady stream of speculation in recent weeks about possible property-related tax changes the Chancellor may introduce. After all the rumoured proposals, it now appears
Buy-to-Let Rates Cut by Major Lender
Related guide: specialist HMO lenders and rates. The Mortgage Works has announced immediate reductions on selected buy-to-let mortgage products, with rate cuts of up to 0.20 percentage points.
Inheritance Tax Hits £5.2bn
Inheritance tax (IHT) receipts have reached £5.2 billion in the first seven months of the 2025/26 tax year, £200 million higher than the same period last year, according
Eviction Notices Spike Ahead of New Rules
Here’s a fully paraphrased version in clear British English: Landlord Action has reported its busiest month in over two years, with landlord instructions to issue eviction notices rising
Renters’ Rights Act Raises Tribunal Concerns
The government is facing questions over its understanding of how the Renters’ Rights Act could impact the tribunal responsible for hearing rent appeal cases. Leading property lawyer David
Landlords Get New Pet Request Rules
The government has published new guidance explaining how landlords should deal with tenants who ask for permission to keep a pet. Under the Renters’ Rights Act, tenants are
Housing Crisis to Deepen Under Trump
Would you like to pay $2 million for a run-down property? Welcome to the current state of the US housing market. In many areas with strong job opportunities,