Is it wise to be a landlord in 2024? If you’re eyeing a foray into the world of rental properties or are already deep in the trenches, it’s a landscape dotted with challenge and opportunity. Understanding what it means to be a landlord in today’s market can help you navigate Read More ->
On Wednesday, November 22nd 2023, Chancellor Jeremey Hunt announced the Autumn Budget Statement. This statement takes a look at the government’s plans for spending and commitments for the country over the coming year. In Jeremy Hunt’s autumn budget, he outlined the government’s plans for National Insurance, taxes, and changes to Read More ->
Over the past few years, there have been many factors which have hugely influenced and affected the housing market. This year has been perhaps the most disruptive, with prices increasing then falling and mortgage rates continuing to climb. But, as we approach the end of the year, prospective buyers and Read More ->
Recent data reveals a troubling trend in the UK housing market, with house prices plummeting by around 5% in the year to August, marking the largest annual fall since 2009. Notably, Nationwide reports a 5.3% decline, while Halifax points to a 4.6% drop. Additionally, HMRC figures highlight a concerning 22% Read More ->
In recent years, the North of England has emerged as an increasingly attractive destination for property investors seeking new opportunities and higher returns. One of the driving forces behind this interest is the Northern Powerhouse initiative. The North of England is made up of the North East, North West, Yorkshire Read More ->
New-build homes can be an excellent investment. Like all property investments, however, it’s important to understand what, exactly, you’re buying. With that in mind, here is a quick guide to investing in new-build homes. The three main categories of home purchases Homes can be sold off-plan, as new builds or Read More ->
By Lynne Swanson, Legal Executive, Percy Hughes & Roberts Solicitors. A Section 21 notice is a legal mechanism through which landlords can evict a tenant at the conclusion of a tenancy period, without any reason other than that the lease has reached its end. It is currently one of two Read More ->
Research-led report reveals which towns in England and Wales urgently need Government intervention to kick-start their regeneration. The report also reveals which towns are best placed to secure inward investment and grow organically, without the need for urgent Government intervention. More than 360 of UK’s largest towns have been assessed Read More ->
In the ever-changing housing market, the rise of companies that buy houses for cash has gained significant popularity due to their convenience, speed and guaranteed sales. But, as we delve into 2023, it’s important to identify the best companies that buy a house with cash providing sellers with a hassle-free, Read More ->
1 in 10 (10%) general needs rented properties are ‘under occupied’. Of those properties, over 65s make up 40%, while 27% are occupied by a lead tenant who is 55 to 64 years old and 20% by those aged 45 to 54. Meanwhile, properties where the lead tenant is 35-44 Read More ->
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