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Not surprisingly, the UK property headlines from the last week have a lot of focus on the Chancellor’s Spring Budget on the 15th of March.
UK property news headlines offer a mixed bag of hot topics for homeowners, landlords and tenants alike.
What do current UK property news headlines reveal? The house price index compiled by a property listings website suggests that the market has more or less returned to pre-pandemic levels.
The latest UK property news headlines focus on market trends for landlords, tenants, and owner-occupiers.
UK property news headlines have once again featured significant trends in the private rented sector. Many cities across the country have recorded high levels of rent, yet the exodus of landlords from
The private rented sector (PRS) features in several of the recent headlines of UK property news. Subjects covered include the freedom for tenants to keep a pet, a continued exodus of landlords...
A news release by Property Industry Eye on the 6th of February 2023 carried the surprising news that the number of Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) in England is shrinking.
Recent UK property news headlines cover a fairly wide spectrum of developments in the housing market.
If your policy is about to renew, you may wonder why it is costing more to insure your property. Is it that the insurers are being greedy or something else?
Recent UK property news has focused on the twists and turns of the housing market – which has seen inheritance become an ever-more important factor and, the emergence of certain price hotspots.
UK property news headlines continue to reflect some of the underlying economic trends of the moment – namely, the widespread inflation that is a harbinger of recession.
UK property news headlines inevitably lead against a background of economic pressures brought about by increasing mortgage interest rates, inflation, and the steadily increasing cost of living.
