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The Home Builders Federation, the developers trade body, says planning permissions for new homes continues to fall sharply. Figures for 2023 -...

Housing Secretary Michael Gove has ruled out any reversal of Section 24 or other tax changes which have hurt landlords in...

The UK’s 10 biggest developers could each face a potential average tax bill of £25 million per year if the government...

Work on replacing dangerous cladding on high rise buildings across the UK could be accelerated and made cheaper if the government...

A leading leasehold law expert has warned that leaseholders affected by the cladding scandal face 'years of misery'. Mark Chick, a specialist...

Despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, which is causing such destruction and disruption to all our lives, new tax legislation is still...

In an unprecedented global climate, and with the new tax year looming, investors everywhere will be thinking about the future and...

The Chancellor Rishi Sunak revealed in his first Budget plans to introduce a 2% stamp duty surcharge on non-UK tax residents. While...

A self-employed mortgage expert has claimed that Britain’s portfolio landlords are ‘burying their heads in the sand’ over new tax changes...

Theresa May kicked off the Conservative Party conference – which is taking place in Birmingham this week – by outlining plans...

Celebrate the shows 5th Birthday and 57th event to date in the Landlord Investor Lounge with a glass of prosecco with...

Landlord confidence across a range of measures remained stable or increased in the first quarter of 2018 compared with the end...

Q: What is No Agent?   No Agent is a complete property management service. We have combined the experience of property experts with...

What does it say on your business card? Adam Joseph, CEO of The Happy Tenant Company.  What is the Happy Tenant Company? We are...

Over the past year, the buy to let market has experienced some substantial changes, most recently the new taxation laws which...

Transaction volumes in prime central property have dipped further as a result of changes in residential taxation, Brexit and global economic...

A series of tax tutorials have been launched for buy-to-let investors and their professional advisers by Property118 and The Landlords Union. These...

The biggest talking point in 2017 will be triggering Article 50 to begin the process of Britain’s exit from the EU,...

The introduction of a new tax to replace stamp duty in Scotland has so far proved successful, but a Holyrood committee...

Last month was a good one for the UK property auction sector, which continues to attract a wide array of national...

There has been a sharp fall in buy-to-let acquisitions following the hike in stamp duty for investment properties and second homes...

Announced in the Summer Budget of 2015, the government is introducing significant changes to how UK landlords can cover the cost...

The frustrations vented over the looming buy-to-let tax hike has sadly been all too predictable. In the latest twist to what have...

Thousands of people will be rushing to purchase a buy-to-let property in the New Year. This is because, as of April...

Since the Chancellor’s announced measures to curb the buy-to-let in the Summer Budget, there has been a flurry of debate –...