What does Rachel Reeves have planned for the property market ahead of the Budget?
Rachel Reeves With the Autumn Budget just a day away, speculation is intensifying that Chancellor Rachel Reeves will turn to property taxes to help tackle
Property tax panic – why the Budget is likely to be softer than the headlines suggest
Richard Donnell The chancellor has a £20bn gap to plug in the upcoming Budget. Reports suggest she won’t raise income tax rates, so the focus
Where to Buy Property Investments in Brighton: Yields of 5.4%
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Concerns raised over Renters’ Rights Act impact on rent tribunal capacity
David Smith The government has no clear understanding of the impact the Renters’ Rights Act will have on the tribunal responsible for hearing rent appeal
Property industry reacts to new Rightmove House Price Index
Nick Leeming Average new seller asking prices have fallen this month by 1.8%, or £6,591, to £364,833. This compares to an average drop over the previous
The top London postcodes where the average house costs less than £500,000
news | politics Chancellor’s Budget raid will make 500,000 more people in London and South East pay 40% income tax rate Rachel Reeves is set
Renters’ Rights Act will come into force on May 1, 2026: here’s what it means for London tenants
The Act will be introduced over time with the Labour government prioritising the long-anticipated end of no-fault evictions, often held up as one of the
Trusted letting agent sentenced after scamming employer out of £66,000
Frances Leach A letting agent who defrauded her employer of more than £60,000 has been sentenced. Frances Leach, who managed properties for Signature North East’s
The most successful estate agents treat their work as a ‘discipline’
Simon Leadbetter Simon Leadbetter, founder of We Are Unchained and creator of The Voice of the Agent, has unveiled a framework built on nine years
Where to Buy Property Investments in Chester: Yields of 5.1%
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