During the final debate on the Renters’ Rights Bill in the Commons last night, Housing Minister Matthew Pennycook dismissed nearly all of the amendments put forward by opposition
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UK Housing Investment Hits Record Low
The latest figures on housing permissions in England reveal a worrying trend for the property market. The number of new homes granted planning consent fell to just 44,520
UK Property Market Sees Surge in Price Cuts
Sellers across the UK are increasingly adjusting their expectations when it comes to asking prices, according to fresh market data. With affordability stretched for many buyers, the trend
Low-Deposit Mortgage Deals Reach 17-Year High
The number of mortgages available for buyers with smaller deposits has hit its highest point in 17 years, according to new market analysis. The data highlights a noticeable
Rents Hit Record High as Landlords Exit Market
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
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
Related guide: full BRRRR UK strategy — the maths, financing, refurb ROI and 7 mistakes. Research carried out by Black & White Bridging has revealed that as many
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