Could it be that things are slowly getting back to normal – if only a “new normal” – as far as the housing market is concerned? To help you judge for yourself, here are a few of the latest news..
It’s all systems go as the housing market springs back into life after the enforced lockdown because of the coronavirus pandemic.
While Covid-19 continues to dominate much of our daily news, property markets are nevertheless beginning to reopen as buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants begin to find their feet once again.
Inevitably, our brief roundup of what’s hitting the property news headlines is all about Covid-19 and the impact of the coronavirus crisis on practically every aspect of our lives at the moment.
Along with those in practically every other walk of life, you are probably finding it more of a challenge than ever in running your buy to let business – or simply owning property.
In these strange and difficult times, markets are behaving anything but normally. That goes for the housing market just as much as any other aspect of life.
Here are some of the latest property news stories for this week …
Here are some of the latest snippets of news from the property world …
Here is our round-up of some of the latest news and views from the world of property this week ….
To help reduce the administrative burden for landlords and to limit their exposure to the coronavirus, the need for Right to Rent checks are being eased, reports Landlord Today.
The final phase in the implementation of the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard (MEES) regulations for England and Wales come into effect today (1st of April). Are you ready?
In a press release dated the 23rd of March, the Residential Landlords’ Association (RLA) provided a useful round-up of news and information for landlords during this time of crisis...
