UK PropertyMortgage rates fall at fastest pace in almost two years2 months agoRachel Springall, at Moneyfacts, said borrowers “could breathe a sigh of relief” at the drop in rates, but warned that...
UK Property‘I went back to where I holidayed as a child – and bought a house’2 months ago‘Everything here shuts in the winter’Joe Leech understands the urge to revisit the past. In 2020, the business coach, 50,...
UK PropertyWhat a turbo-charged Burnham mansion tax would mean for your home2 months agoProperty experts have warned that tightening the tax squeeze on homeowners threatens to not only trigger fresh turmoil in the...
UK PropertyCouncils spend record £1.26bn a year on temporary housing2 months agoExpenditure was heavily concentrated in London, with £739m spent in 2024-25, but parts of England had also seen their spending...
UK PropertyAirbnb to snitch on social housing cheats after taxpayers lose £2bn2 months agoTaxpayers lose around £2bn a year to social housing cheats, according to a report by the Tenancy Fraud Forum (TFF).Tenancy...
UK PropertyLabour considers watering down £250 ground rent cap2 months agoKatie Kendrick, of the National Leasehold Campaign (NLC), said: “The NLC is very concerned the Government wants to consult on...
Upcoming InvestmentsArada launches property investment platform with $5bn target2 months agoSharjah-based developer Arada has launched a new investment platform that aims to manage $5 billion in assets within four years...
UK PropertyHow to make your home stand out in a very crowded market2 months agoAppearance is everythingAs building costs have escalated since the pandemic, buyers have become less enthusiastic about buying places that require...
UK PropertyCouncil house renters save £1m thanks to taxpayer support2 months ago“Trying to channel all of the energies of the state into building more social homes is deeply misguided when we...
UK PropertySir Donald Sinden’s Rats Castle goes on the market for £1m2 months ago“Grandpa used to say ‘Oh, there’s Gerald!’ every time he saw a pheasant,” Harriet Sinden recalls fondly.She is reminiscing about...