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A TDS Charitable Foundation survey found 69% of private renters in England were unaware of the Renters’ Rights Act before its first phase came into force.
RICS data shows UK estate agents face subdued transaction volumes over the next 12 months, with house prices and sales activity remaining under pressure.
New figures show a 1.1% drop in homebuyer demand in England from April to June, with southern counties seeing the steepest declines and some northern and Midlands areas showing growth.
Propertymark reports that increasing tax and legal obligations are leading some residential landlords to consider commercial property investment.
Atelier has provided a £16 million loan to refurbish a 150-bed student accommodation scheme in Cambridge, with phased completion set for 2026 and 2027.
Art Division, a digital marketing agency, celebrates 25 years in business, now working with around 100 agencies and 180 branches.
Redwood Bank has completed a £1.47 million refinance on a rural working farm, secured against industrial units valued at £2.5 million. The deal highlights challenges in rural property finance.
Newcastle for Intermediaries has introduced fee-assisted products to its 70% LTV range and expanded its tracker mortgage offerings, providing more options for borrowers.
Yorkshire Building Society has reduced mortgage rates for the second time in a week, with cuts across two-, three-, and five-year fixed products. The changes include new best buy options for house purchase.
Airbnb is investigating illegal sub-letting of social housing, with three major councils involved in the initiative, according to Landlord Today.
Propertymark reports more investors are considering commercial property over residential due to rising tax and compliance demands.
GB Bank has cut rates on its core buy-to-let range, with new rates starting from 4.69% at 65% LTV and 4.92% at 75% LTV. The changes apply to a wide range of landlord types.