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Rents reach another new record as tenants pay £400 more than five years ago

 

The average advertised rent of homes outside of London has risen to another new record this quarter of £1,365 per calendar month (pcm), but the yearly pace of rent growth continues to slow: London rents also reach a 15th consecutive new record of £2,712 pcm this quarter Five years on from the pandemic, new tenants…

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Six UK vineyards where homebuyers avoid the 84% premium

 

Six affordable UK vineyards where homebuyers avoid the 84% house price premium and toast a better deal The latest research from Yopa has revealed that living close to one of the UK’s top vineyards will set homebuyers back an average of £494,739, 84% more than the current UK average house price. However, there remain a…

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Red tape slashed to revamp high streets with new cafes and bars

 

Communities and town centres across the UK are set to benefit from a wave of new cafes, bars, music venues and outdoor dining options, as the Government slashes red tape to breathe new life into the high street. Government to overhaul planning and licensing rules to make it quicker and easier for new cafes, bars…

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London’s prime parks command 86% property premium

 

The latest research from Jefferies London has found that buyers hoping to live within arm’s reach of one of the capital’s royal parks will need to stump up a serious property price premium, with the average price of property around these green spaces coming in 86% higher than the average London house price. Jefferies London…

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Breaking Property News 28/07/25

 

Daily bite-sized proptech and property news in partnership with Proptech-X.   Finding a new place to rent or managing your tenancy, why tlyfe is adding UX to the rental journey for tenants Renting a home can be stressful, but a new app called tlyfe, which has already got over 175,000 users and is supported by the…

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Padel Boom Sparks 113% Surge in Planning Applications

 

17,000 UK Sites Ripe for Development New insight from Searchland reveals that planning applications for padel courts surged by more than 113% in 2024, with the upward trend expected to continue throughout 2025. The explosive growth of the sport in the UK has unlocked a wealth of potential for developers and investors, with Searchland estimating…

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Property values rise at 5.3 times the rate of earnings

 

House prices across Britain rise at 5.3 times the rate of earnings in the last year The latest research from eXp UK has found that the average house price in Great Britain has increased at 5.3 times the rate of average earnings over the past year, highlighting a widening affordability gap for homebuyers. eXp UK…

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Breaking Property News 24/07/25

 

Daily bite-sized proptech and property news in partnership with Proptech-X.   OpticWise – digital infrastructure in commercial real estate If your building were a product, how would it perform on the user experience scale?  Week 9: Experience as Infrastructure – Designing for Human-Centric Buildings Welcome to Week 9 of our 52-week journey into the future…

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UK Housebuilding Falters as Construction Hiring Flatlines

 

New research from Inventory Base reveals that UK construction industry employment has increased by almost 11% in the past five years, but there has been less than 1% growth in the past 12 months. Inventory Base’s analysis of the UK construction industry shows that in 2024 (latest data available) it employed an estimated total of…

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£2.7bn in Development Opportunities Across England

 

The latest research by specialist property finance lender, West One Loans, has shown that there are currently £2.7 billion worth of development opportunities in the current market, with the South West home to the highest proportion of potential plots available for developers to capitalise on. West One Loans analysed current land, plot, and site listings…

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Stabilising the property market ahead of Autumn Budget

 

As she prepares the October Budget, Daniel Austin, CEO and co-founder at ASK Partners writes this letter to urge the Chancellor to take decisive action now to stabilise the property market and build long-term economic resilience. Despite cautious optimism around initiatives such as Help to Buy and planning reform, the market remains stagnant amid persistent…

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Breaking Property News 23/07/25

 

Daily bite-sized proptech and property news in partnership with Proptech-X.   Nurtur launches Global Referral System (GRS) to maximise data value and generate new revenue streams for property professionals Nurtur introduces their Global Referral System (GRS), a groundbreaking solution designed to empower property professionals to monetise their data and unlock new revenue streams. Commenting on the new…

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Retail investment bounces back as Bank Rate cut again

 

Demand to invest in retail commercial property is up by 35% compared to a year ago, shifting from being 15% down year-on-year in 2024 Overall demand to invest in commercial property is up by 20% as the interest rate environment improves, and the Bank Rate is cut for the second time this year Office sector…

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Ticking time bomb that could be growing in your garden

 

Property industry body flags the ticking time bomb that could be growing in your garden rapidly during the summer months There have been widespread concerns about Japanese Knotweed over the years, but for those who may not be aware of the pesky plant, Propertymark highlights that now is the time to act, as warmer conditions…

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Working-age Britons, poorest households

 

Working-age Britons, poorest households and the North East are suffering most from substandard housing, new data shows Never before seen analysis of the latest English Housing Survey has exposed the staggering inequalities in the monetary and social cost of living in poor-quality homes. In the North East, households are paying five times more than those…

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