Category: Market Predictions
How Will Boris Johnson Affect The Property Market?
Today, Boris Johnson will replace Theresa May as Britain’s Prime Minister, with barely three months to go until Brexit. The appointed PM will have a huge impact on the outcome […]
Rents rising at fastest rate in over 2 years
Rents in the UK are rising at their fastest rate for more than two years; HomeLet reports a rise of 3.3% in the year to March 2019. With tax changes […]
Deal or No Deal: the property industry remains hopeful
Research shows senior property professionals see Brexit hitting house prices but not hurting developers’ ability to get funding. Findings from MRI Software, a global leader in property technology solutions, shows […]
UK Property Investment Hotspots 2019
2018 was an eventful year for the UK’s property market, with changes to stamp duty land tax and proposed changes for overseas investors, along with the impending exit from the […]
Housing benefit bill to hit £71 billion by 2050
The failure by multiple governments to build social housing will send the cost of housing benefit soaring to over £70 billion a year by 2050 unless action is taken urgently, […]
300,000 new homes a year: an achievable goal?
Getting tangled up in red tape is every small to medium builder and developer’s nightmare. Overly complex policies, unnecessary processes, outdated legacy systems and piles of local government paperwork all […]
Liverpool – A City For Property Investment?
Liverpool has been on the radar as a city for property investment for many years. So, what is the secret to the city’s lasting investment credentials? Having just chosen Liverpool […]
Birmingham 4x Better Than London For Property Buyers
If there’s only one statement to make about Birmingham in 2017, it’s that Birmingham was booming. In the year of the Brexit vote, Birmingham received record levels of inward investment: […]
UK Property Market Predictions for 2018 – Slow but Stable
It says a lot about the overall strength of the UK housing market that it is holding together quite nicely in spite of everything which has been thrown in its […]