A government minister has unintentionally drawn attention to the key driver behind rising rents—limited housing supply. Her admission has sparked reactions from industry experts, who argue that the
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A government minister has unintentionally drawn attention to the key driver behind rising rents—limited housing supply. Her admission has sparked reactions from industry experts, who argue that the
A recent survey of 300 UK mortgage brokers has highlighted growing concerns about rising interest rates and increasing regulatory complexity in the property market. According to the research
The European Central Bank (ECB) has announced another quarter-point cut to interest rates, a move that was widely anticipated by investors. This marks the sixth reduction since the
Plans to ban new leasehold flats in England and Wales are moving forward as part of the government’s latest effort to reform homeownership. Currently, the leasehold system allows
Two major banks have introduced sub-4% mortgage deals, sparking a fresh rate battle among lenders. Earlier this year, mortgage rates briefly dipped below 4%, but many deals were
UK house prices rose more than expected in February, increasing by 0.4% compared to January, according to data from mortgage lender Nationwide. This figure outperformed economists’ forecasts, which
Arto Property Maintenance is celebrating its first year in business, describing the milestone as a “roaring success.” The Birmingham-based company has quickly established itself as a reliable one-stop
The House of Lords is currently reviewing a series of proposed amendments to the Renters’ Rights Bill, a highly debated piece of legislation that seeks to reform tenancy
Scotland’s private rental sector (PRS) is undergoing a “reset” due to ongoing uncertainty over policy direction, according to recent research. A study by legal firm Gilson Gray, based
HSBC has introduced the lowest fixed-rate mortgage currently available, but the deal is only accessible to a limited number of customers due to strict eligibility criteria. The five-year