Renters Reform Bill goes to the Lords.
Last night (24/4/24) the House of Commons voted to pass a heavily amended Renters Reform Bill to ...
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Only 1 in 10 homebuyers instruct a home condition survey in Q1 2024
Countrywide Surveying Services (CSS), one of the leading suppliers of valuation panel management services, has released findings ...
Jeremy Hunt has less wiggle room to offer treats to voters
Public sector borrowing came in at £11.9 billion in March 2024, £4.7 billion less than in March ...
Labour’s housebuilding policy announcement
Labour has proposed 5 “golden rules” for building on the green belt aim to balance the need ...
ONS: Wages rise but employment falls: what it means for rates and for you
Over both the most recent quarter and the year, the unemployment rate has risen, the employment rate ...
Stronger protections for renters won’t drive landlords out of the market, analysis shows.
Stronger protections for renters won’t drive landlords out of the market, analysis shows. After the Government watered ...
Paul Shamplina joins forces with the National Landlord Investment Show
Paul Shamplina has joined forces with the National Landlord Investment Show to offer a dynamic educational day designed to empower ...
20 years of wasted opportunities: 2 million fewer homes as seminal housing report is ignored.
Two decades on from Economist Dame Kate Barker’s landmark review of housing supply, new analysis finds successive political failings ...
Government U-turn on ground rents? ALEP comment
Recent media reports (including in The Sunday Times, Property Industry Eye, Estate Agent Today and The Guardian) ...
England’s largest councils call for the next government to set out a long-term plan for housing
England’s largest councils today call for the next government to set out a long-term plan for housing, ...
