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The UK's rental hotspot - but is it because of Kier Starmer or Ryan Reynolds? ...
As the Chancellor remains tight-lipped about tax changes in the first budget of a Labour government, second homeowners will be weighing up their options. ...
Five more projects have been awarded over £57m from the government’s Green Heat Network Fund ...
Investors seeking to avoid property purchases in high council tax areas may be interested in new research from finance company RIFT. ...
Building homes on brownfield land will be turbocharged under a major shake-up to planning rules promised by the UK government. ...
An investment consultancy has produced new data analysing the complex regional differences between rental returns. ...
2024 could be the year of investment in the regeneration of historic buildings a sector specialist forecasts. ...
Birmingham council, which last autumn declared itself effectively bankrupt, has instructed retained auctioneers Bond Wolfe to put 29 disused properties, investments, land and ground rents under the hammer. ...
The tough economic climate has seen the so-called Bank of Mum and Dad increase its stake in the UK’s mortgage market to help children buy their own homes or investment property. ...
The city of Brighton and Hove attracts the most foreign investment outside of London, a new report has found.  ...
An estate agency says property investors should not be deterred by news that Birmingham council - Europe’s largest local authority - is effectively bankrupt.   ...
On Wednesday Keir Starmer made a radical announcement which some saw as political suicide and others saw as a much-needed breath of fresh air in an otherwise very stagnant debate about planning and housing delivery. ...
Fans of Kevin Costner* may recall Field of Dreams. The above quote went to the heart of the 1989 film. It sprung to mind during our recent visit to India. Namely, that Indian infrastructure is finally shifting from a ‘hindrance’ ...
2022 was a year that presented an assortment of challenges for the commercial real estate (CRE) market; the aftermath of Covid-19, supply chain issues, and the rising cost of living caused turmoil across the sector and broader economy. ...
New research conducted by members of The Housing Forum's Futures Network has revealed that the housing industry believes it is unlikely to meet the requirements set out in the government’s 2025 Future Homes and Buildings Standards. ...
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UK commercial investment volumes and values will start to improve...
Average annual rental growth across a basket of 15 cities...
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