Property supply rose by 13.3% in UK during February
There are encouraging signs that the lack of supply in the UK property market might just be easing, if the…
Tenant demand increases for third straight month
The most recent report from the Residential Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) reveals that new buyer enquires remained flat during…
Tax Changes Restricting Access to Homes for Vulnerable Tenants
The Government’s tax changes for landlords are restricting access to rental homes for vulnerable tenants, warns new research. Following yesterday’s…
Is the Government, ‘wiping out the buy-to-let economy?’
The Chancellor’s failure to add any further or amend any existing tax reforms will only serve to have far-reaching consequences…
Spring Budget was “Hardly Radical Stuff” – Industry Reacts
Yesterday’s Spring Budget, delivered by Chancellor Philip Hammond, was “hardly radical stuff”, according to a leading legal expert. Lisa Evans,…
NLA Disappointed with Lack of News for Landlords in Budget 2017
No news is generally considered good news, but that’s not the case for landlords, who were virtually left out of…
Industry frustrated over lack of housing initiatives in the Budget
This afternoon saw Chancellor Phillip Hammond deliver his first (and last) Spring Budget. Whilst there were plenty of measures that…
NALS calls for Budget to end confusion in the PRS
With the industry bracing itself for today’s Budget, the National Approved Letting Scheme (NALS) has called for the Government to…
What Generation Rent Most Feels it’s Missing Out on
It’s not exactly news that homeownership is at a record low. In fact, the private tenant population hit the highest…
Prime London Rents to Remain Stable Until 2018
Prime London rents are expected to remain stable until 2018, following a drop in values during the fourth quarter (Q4)…