- Written by: Peter Mitchell
Spanish property experts Sean Woolley from Cloud Nine Spain and Mark Stücklin from Spanish Property Insight have been sharing their thoughts about the market in 2022 and making predictions for 2023 in their podcast La Piedra. ...
- Written by: Stuart Collar-Brown
Since the devastating tragedy of the Grenfell tower fire in 2017, cladding issues have been highlighted across thousands of properties in the UK. An investigation of the fire that took the lives of 72 people and had devastating effects on ...
- Written by: Matthew Lane
We’re already into the second month of 2022, but predictions on what the market could bring for the remainder of the year continue to reach us. ...
- Written by: Property Investor Today Team
In this guest piece, Reece Mennie, chief executive of HJ Collection, outlines his predictions for the property market in 2022. ...
- Written by: Matthew Lane
On Monday, Michael Gove - Secretary of State at the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities - announced that leaseholders in buildings 11 to 18 metres in height will no longer have to contribute to replacing cladding, following sustained criticism of ...
- Written by: Matthew Lane
Wealthy Chinese investors have long been reliable investors in the market, and have frequently looked to the UK, specifically London, as a stable and reliable point for investment. ...
- Written by: Matthew Lane
As we begin 2022, Andrea Fawell, sales and marketing director of property developers Kebbell, gives a very honest account of the market factors that are likely to affect house buyers and housebuilders in the coming year. ...
- Written by: Matthew Lane
With just over a week to go until 2022 makes an appearance, we check in with some more property experts to gather their thoughts on the main property trends for next year. ...
- Written by: Matthew Lane
It's been another busy year for those with a stake in the UK property market, with commercial to residential transformations, Build to Rent, the growing prevalence of property scams and property fraud, record auction results, planning permission battles, and major new ...
- Written by: Matthew Lane
John Clay, a board member and past chairman of the Society of Licensed Conveyancers, has written an open letter to the new Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, Michael Gove, regarding cladding - which has developed into ...
- Written by: Matthew Lane
One of London’s leading independent estate agencies has launched NWX Residences, a landmark Build to Rent (BTR) scheme developed in partnership between Notting Hill Genesis and Oakfield. ...
- Written by: Jamie Johnson
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- Written by: Deborah Lewis
The UK’s 10 biggest developers could each face a potential average tax bill of £25 million per year if the government introduces a new residential property developer tax, according to research by a lettings and estate agent. ...
- Written by: Lee Richards
The rental sector has doubled in size in the past 20 years, with an estimated 19% of households (11 million people) now renting privately, according to the English Housing Survey. ...
- Written by: Deborah Lewis
Government policy and a lack of joined-up thinking are holding back the progress needed to tackle the cladding crisis, particularly in the way it is ‘dragging its feet’ in protecting leaseholders from bearing the costs of remediation, according to a ...
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