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Written by Peter Mitchell
Investors are targeting a wider mix of residential assets as demand continues to support expansion plans. ...
A new digital identity standard could streamline checks across agents, brokers, lenders and conveyancers. ...
Property experts expect activity to strengthen as affordability improves and borrowing costs settle. ...
Reece Mennie explains why Andy Burnham must win over private investors if his regeneration plans are to succeed. ...
HMO operators are investing in property quality, compliance and energy efficiency as rental returns remain strong. ...
NRLA urges faster action on minimum training standards as more landlords rely on agents to navigate rental regulation. ...
Delayed repairs could significantly reduce rental property values, with potential losses highest in the capital. ...
Allsop’s August residential sale raised £40m as competitive bidding helped achieve an 84% success rate. ...
Investors are looking beyond city-wide averages as postcode-level demand, regeneration and tenant profiles reveal major yield differences. ...
Older renters present a growing opportunity, with accessible homes and simple adaptations helping landlords meet changing demand. ...
Taxation and regulation are limiting investment appetite as most landlords opt to maintain current portfolios. ...
Strong buyer appetite and limited supply are driving new-build prices higher across key commuter counties. ...
Home searches rise nationwide as buyers return, despite weaker sales and higher mortgage costs. ...
Landlords report tougher possession processes, rising compliance costs and more cautious tenant checks. ...
Elite Realty Invest reports its strongest month as UK residential developments attract robust investor demand. ...
Pegasus Insight data reveals fewer payment problems alongside rising profitability and healthy yields. ...
Tembo data reveals a £100k five-year gap between purchasing in Newcastle and choosing to rent in the capital. ...
Rightmove data reveals contrasting trends across Britain’s major city travel hubs. ...
Grade A demand and major occupier requirements drive a sharp rise in leasing activity across the capital. ...
Automation is becoming increasingly important for property managers and letting agents. ...
Buy-to-let investment demand has fallen across most major UK cities...
Property investors are assessing what a potential Andy Burnham premiership...
Rightmove cuts its 2026 outlook as asking values decline and...
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