Rents are starting to fall in parts of the UK, as the pace of rental inflation hits its lowest level in nearly 3 years. Rents start falling in London, Brighton, Glasgow, Nottingham and Worthing A third of London’s boroughs see rents come down Across the UK, rents are expected to rise by just 3-4% in […]
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Should you buy your first home in 2024? Mortgage rates have fallen by 1.2% since this time last year, saving the average first-time buyer £100-a-month in mortgage payments and £4,000 on a deposit. Mortgage rates fall from 5.7% to 4.5% in a year, cutting £4,000 off the average deposit needed to buy a first home
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It is just speculation for now… There are growing that potential tax changes in the Autumn Budget next month may curb demand and increase downwards pressure on prices in higher-value markets Rachel Reeves has not yet delivered her Budget but it is already having repercussions in the property market. The government has said private schools will
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The amount of photos required to market your home can vary, especially when you consider a larger home would require more photos than a small home. Rightmove, being the UK’s number one property portal advise between 5-9 photos and no more than 12 for your average size home. Getting the photos right in conjunction with
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The new Labour government has introduced a Renters Rights Bill. So what does this mean for renters and landlords? The new Renters Rights Bill is designed to improve rights and protections for renters It will focus on improving the quality of rented homes But growing rental supply is ultimately the long term solution to giving
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How does the time spent on the market to agree a sale affect your chances of the sale falling though? We’re looking at the correlation between how long a home takes to sell (sale agreed) and the chances of that home then falling through. Homes that sell in less than 25 days have a 94%
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The Bank of England base rate has been cut for the first time in four years to 5%. We take a look at what this means for mortgages and the housing market. Base rate cut to 5% after 11 months at 5.25% This cut is expected to deliver a confidence boost for home buyers Average
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27% of homeowners with a mortgage are on their lender’s standard variable rate. Are you one of them? When your mortgage deal period ends, you’ll normally move onto your lender’s standard variable rate. A standard variable rate (or SVR) is usually a lot higher than your existing rate. Currently the average is averaging out at
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The Renters Reform Bill has already passed through the House of Commons and entered the House of Lords. However with the recent change in political party how will this affect its timing? The Renters Reform Bill is one of the most significant legislation documents for private renters and landlords in the past 30 years. First
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Current housing conditions The sales market has been more resilient in the face of higher borrowing costs than many expected – but the adjustment is still ongoing. Historically, moving from 1% to 5%+ mortgage rates would have led to a double digit drop in house prices. Mortgage regulations introduced by the Bank of England in
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