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Will young adult tenants move back in with their parents?

A fifth of independently-living adults are contemplating moving back in with parents to cope with the rising cost of living, according...

04 October 2022

From: Breaking News

Government red tape still an obstacle to buy to let investors

Landlords are hesitant about buying more property according to a new study by Simply Business. The study of 560 landlords from across...

27 October 2021

From: Breaking News

Top tips on virtual viewings when buying or selling a home

Virtual viewings are on the increase according to a new study by the UK's technology-led estate agent, Purplebricks, with one in six buyers...

29 October 2020

From: Lettings PropTech

A ‘50/50 gender split amongst buy-to-let investors’ is edging closer to reality

A growing number of women are investing in the buy-to-let market as an alternative to the failing of the pensions industry,...

02 March 2020

From: Breaking News

The majority of private tenants don’t want to buy a home, research shows

Most private tenants are not currently interested in buying a property, fresh research shows.  Just 42% of tenants are interested in purchasing...

24 September 2019

From: Breaking News

The ‘relentless pursuit of profit has seen outside space sacrificed’, says agent

With savers continuing to receive poor returns from banks and building societies, many people continue to turn to residential property as...

25 April 2019

From: Breaking News

For many, the only ‘viable’ renting option for prospective buyers is to house share

Affordability is a serious problem, particularly in London, and this puts people wishing to buy their first property under a great...

26 February 2019

From: Breaking News

 Most renters have no contents insurance

There is so much focus on helping landlords better protect themselves and their property from potential claims from tenants, but many...

29 November 2018

From: Breaking News

A quarter of landlords have the wrong property insurance

Often the best way for a landlord to protect themselves, their property and indeed their tenants is to take out appropriate...

10 May 2018

From: Breaking News

Just one in five of those renting get on with their landlords

Only a fifth of tenants get on with their landlords, according to a new study by Hillarys.co.uk, as part of ongoing...

09 March 2018

From: Breaking News

A fifth of landlords in outer London forced to reduce rents

Weaker demand from tenants has resulted in rental price falls in parts of the capital, as some landlords are being forced...

07 February 2018

From: Breaking News

More than half of Brits face issues with agents

More than half of those who bought, sold or rented a home in the last five years had issues with their...

19 January 2018

From: Breaking News

One in five landlords set to reduce their portfolio, says NLA

A high number of landlords plan to scale back buy-to-let investments over the next 12 months, according to a new study....

12 January 2018

From: Breaking News

Generation Rent: Young adults fear they will never be able to buy property

Home ownership is increasingly out of reach for young people without the bank of Mum and Dad, according to a new...

11 January 2018

From: Breaking News

Landlord confidence bullish despite higher buy-to-let taxes

A number of landlords remain confident about the buy-to-let sector despite tax hikes hitting the private rented sector, research shows. More than...

21 July 2017

From: Breaking News

More women now investing in buy-to-let property

A growing number of women are investing in the buy-to-let market as an alternative to the failing of the pensions industry,...

21 April 2017

From: Breaking News

Buy-to-let landlords threaten to quit market following changes to tax relief

Buy-to-let investors feel hard done by when it comes to tax, with almost half of all landlords planning to quit the...

06 April 2017

From: Breaking News

Majority of renters have encountered damp and drainage problems

The majority of private renters have experienced problems with poor drainage or damp, according to a new study.  A survey of 1,000...

24 January 2017

From: Breaking News

Demand for student accommodation exceeding availability

Student rents look set to increase amid a housing shortage across many of the UK’s main university cities, according to a...

22 December 2016

From: Breaking News

Expensive rents in London highlights ‘squeeze on workers and their families’

Significantly more homes urgently need to be developed for the private rented sector to curb rising rental values in London, according...

25 October 2016

From: Breaking News

More parents considering letting properties to their children

Landlords are increasingly letting second properties to their children, according to a new study.  Post Office Money calculates that around a quarter...

10 October 2016

From: Breaking News

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