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Police arrested 14 people as around 1,000 protested for and against an Israeli property event at a London synagogue. The event promoted property sales in Israel.
The government has announced landlords could face £7,000 on-the-spot fines for severe damp, mould, and broken boilers. Housing Secretary Steve Reed has urged councils to act.
Landlord Sales Agency reports increased enquiries from landlords seeking to sell amid new regulations and market challenges, offering tailored sales solutions.
A Property118 report highlights government plans for councils to impose £7,000 on-the-spot fines on small landlords.
The NRLA has raised concerns about proposed £7,000 fines for landlords under HHSRS, stating penalties are ineffective without proper enforcement by councils.
A new government consultation has been launched on plans to increase protection for those affected by retrograde EPC work. The consultation follows concerns about previous upgrade works.
Leading industry figures are backing government plans for mandatory qualifications and a new code of practice for agents, as reported by Letting Agent Today.
safeagent has reassured letting and estate agents in England about upcoming mandatory qualifications, following government announcements on sector reforms.
A new report lists the cheapest and most expensive locations for first-time buyers in England and Wales, according to This Is Money Mortgages.
HMRC has amended its Business Income Manual, changing guidance on interest deductions and capital withdrawals for landlords and property partnerships.
Letting Agent Today publishes an opinion on whether a Burnham victory could lead to property tax reform, authored by Tom Bill of Knight Frank.
Savills research identifies Stoke-on-Trent, Hull, and Milton Keynes as among the most affordable UK cities for first-time buyers, with property prices and rent-to-income ratios significantly below London levels.