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UK’s new wave of ‘second cities’ offers strongest yield growth for property investors
The latest research from West One Loans has found that whilst investors may continue to favour the nation’s key cities such as London, Birmingham, and Manchester, a new wave of ‘second cities’ is delivering the strongest growth in rental yields. These emerging markets are offering investors the chance to achieve attractive returns, driven by rising…
Read MoreDecline in change of use further constricting housing supply
Jonathan Samuels, CEO of Octane Capital, believes that a decline in conversion projects could ultimately prevent the Government from hitting its ambitious housing delivery targets, as the firm’s latest analysis has revealed that the number of homes created through change of use has fallen sharply in the last five years. Octane Capital analysed official Government…
Read MoreThree steps to pet-proof your property ahead of new pet laws
Landlords across the UK are set for one of the biggest shifts in rental regulation in years as the Renters’ Rights Bill edges closer to becoming law. While the bill aims to give tenants a greater right to keep a pet, a new analysis highlights the stark reality of demand versus supply: with a dog…
Read MoreBudget-Friendly Ways to Boost Property Appeal
Upgrading a property’s appearance doesn’t always require a hefty budget. One of the most impactful yet affordable changes involves refreshing tired flooring, an element that potential buyers and tenants notice immediately upon entering a property. Carpet remnants have become a smart solution for cost-conscious property owners looking to make meaningful improvements, as they offer the…
Read MoreWe asked housemates what really matters when living together
Finding a new houseshare can feel like a gamble. Will it be the warm, welcoming home of your dreams, or the kind of place you actively avoid until bedtime? With so many variables at play, what should you actually be looking for when viewing a co-living house, and what questions are worth asking the current…
Read MoreThe Rise of DIY Law: 8 Disputes Brits Are Handling Without Solicitors
A new study by South East law firm, Stephen Rimmer, has raised concern over the number of people attempting to handle legal disputes without professional help, often unaware of the costly risks involved. By analysing UK Google search activity from the past 12 months, the research uncovered the eight areas of dispute law most commonly…
Read MoreHomebuyers demand transparency when referred to estate agents
The latest research from GetAgent Exchange has revealed that while referrals to estate agents are now commonplace in the home moving process, buyers and sellers want these referrals to come with transparent data and comparison options, not simply a single recommendation. The survey of more than 1,000 recent homebuyers found that 90% had been referred…
Read MoreIs PropTech at a crossroads?
Is PropTech at a crossroads? – Survey reveals great divide among property professionals A new industry survey from Inventory Base has uncovered a significant and growing divide in how property professionals perceive PropTech, highlighting both the sector’s transformative potential and the widespread frustration surrounding its implementation and impact. The UK-wide survey explores current sentiment toward…
Read MoreThe Modern Buyer: How Lifestyle Trends Are Influencing Property Decisions
The property market has always been shaped by supply, demand, and economics, but in today’s climate, lifestyle trends are playing an increasingly powerful role in how buyers make decisions. Homeownership is no longer just about the number of bedrooms or proximity to schools; it’s about creating a lifestyle that reflects personal values, health priorities, and…
Read MoreHodge adds 95% LTV to Resi and Resi Retire propositions to support borrowers with complex income
New 95% loan-to-value (LTV) mortgage options have been added to Hodge’s Resi and Resi Retire propositions, giving customers from age 21 with varied income types greater access to the property market. These latest enhancements align with Hodge’s wider shift towards “lifelong lending”, bringing together core residential and retirement propositions, where lending is based on a…
Read MoreFrom offer to ownership: The risk of celebrating your mortgage too soon
Securing a mortgage is a major milestone, but celebrating too soon can lead to costly mistakes. Louise Ainley, a qualified conveyancer at licensed conveyancer course provider Access Law Online, explains the important steps to take after your mortgage is approved for new homeowners to avoid delays, protect their investment, and for a smooth transition to…
Read MoreTop Technical SEO Mistakes Dubai Businesses Make (and How to Fix Them)
Dubai’s digital marketplace is one of the most competitive in the world. Businesses are investing heavily in design, ads, and content—but many overlook the foundation of online success: technical SEO. Without it, even the best marketing campaigns can fail to deliver results. That’s why forward-thinking companies turn to solutions like data-driven SEO Service in Dubai…
Read MoreHalf of homebuyers still hitting the streets
Nearly half of UK homebuyers still rely on physically exploring neighbourhoods to find their dream home, according to new research from The Property DriveBuy. The survey of 1,133 recent buyers, commissioned by The Property DriveBuy, found that while online platforms dominate the house-hunting process, they are far from the only method used. An overwhelming 97%…
Read MoreLeaks, alarms & boiler breakdowns most common issues
The latest insight from Adiuvo, the UK’s leading provider of 24/7, out of hours support for property managers, has revealed that the volume of issues faced by property managers is on the rise, with leaks, alarms, and access problems remaining the most common tenant complaints on an annual basis. However, it’s issues with communal boilers…
Read MoreManaging Property Sales When Clients Face Family Breakdowns
Family breakdowns often bring significant challenges, and one of the most complex aspects can be the sale of shared property. For estate agents, handling these sales requires a careful balance of professionalism, empathy, and an understanding of legal and emotional factors. When relationships end, disagreements over ownership, valuations, or timelines can create obstacles, and agents…
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