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The pace of house price growth in the UK has recently slowed, with a year-on-year increase of 2.4% in October 2024, down from September’s peak of 3.2% (Nationwide, 2024). Though relatively modest, this slowdown was unexpected and has implicatio... read more »

As the UK approaches the highly anticipated Autumn Budget on October 29, 2024, landlords, property investors, and real estate stakeholders are closely watching for announcements that could significantly impact the sector. This Budget, presented by La... read more »

Rachel Reeves, the UK Shadow Chancellor, has decided not to raise the Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on second homes and buy-to-let properties, alleviating concerns among landlords and investors. According to reports, fears of an increase in the upcoming bu... read more »

The Renters' Rights Bill, recently passed by the House of Commons, represents a monumental shift in housing policy aimed at protecting tenants' rights and rebalancing the private rented sector. This progressive legislation, spearheaded by the new Lab... read more »

Earlier this month, the Labour Party reintroduced the Renters Rights Bill to Parliament, sparking discussions across the housing sector. Originally known as the Renters Reform Bill under the Conservative government, the bill has undergone a few chang... read more »

In September 2024, during the Labour Party Conference, the UK government announced pivotal housing reforms aimed at addressing the inequalities and challenges faced by tenants in both the social and private rented sectors. One of the most significant... read more »

In 2024, the UK real estate market is experiencing substantial changes due to the introduction of the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill and the Renters Reform Bill. These reforms aim to streamline leasehold processes and enhance tenant protections. ... read more »

As the UK faces rising energy costs and environmental challenges, the push for low-carbon homes has gained increasing attention. A study conducted by the MCS Foundation revealed significant financial and environmental benefits for homeowners who live... read more »

In September 2024, the Labour Party introduced the Renters’ Rights Bill into Parliament, marking the first reading of a proposed set of reforms aimed at overhauling the Private Rented Sector (PRS). These reforms build upon the previous governme... read more »

The UK government is poised to introduce significant reforms to the Private Rented Sector (PRS), aiming to overhaul rental regulations and improve living conditions for tenants. However, industry leaders warn that while the intention behind these cha... read more »