Britain’s largest building society, Nationwide, is set to reduce mortgage rates on several products by up to 0.26 percentage points. These rate cuts primarily target first-time buyers and
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Britain’s largest building society, Nationwide, is set to reduce mortgage rates on several products by up to 0.26 percentage points. These rate cuts primarily target first-time buyers and
A prominent figure in the PropTech lettings sector has raised concerns about an unexpected consequence of the Renters Rights Bill: the potential rise of gazundering. William Reeve, the
The Bank of England has decided to keep interest rates at 4.5%, resisting growing calls for a rate cut due to persistent concerns about inflation. This decision follows
New data from Hamptons indicates a significant slowdown in rental price growth, with increases now occurring at just a third of the wider inflation rate. This marks a
Inventory Hive, a leading lettings sector supplier, has collaborated with Propertymark, the lettings agent trade body, to publish a six-point guide designed to help landlords and letting agents
The activist group Generation Rent has voiced strong opposition to the welfare reform proposals put forward by Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall. Under these proposed changes, individuals
The Scottish government has introduced a new law that temporarily halts debt recovery actions against certain tenants with certified mental illnesses. Under the Bankruptcy and Diligence (Scotland) Act
A coalition of activist groups has formally written to Housing Secretary and Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner, arguing that the current guarantor rules are unfair and put tenants
The average asking price for a property in the UK has risen to £371,870 in March, reflecting a busy period in the housing market. This surge comes as
A recent First-tier Tribunal ruling has favoured a private landlord after tenants attempted to file an unsuccessful Rent Repayment Order (RRO) claim. The decision confirms that the landlord