Economics Writer Predicts 2026 UK House Market Price Crash – After Successfully Predicting 2 Crashes
Author and financial forecaster Fred Harrison has strong opinions on the current state of the housing market.
What You Need To Know About the UK Gov Ban on Ground Rents
The ban on ground rent in England and Wales is set to save buyers hundreds of pounds per year. Here is everything you should be aware of regarding the new legislation.
The 2021-2022 UK Property Market Price Recap
Waiting for the right time to buy? The UK real estate sector is stuck in a seller’s market. While we all wait for that housing bubble to burst
Buy-To-Let. Will 2022 Be A Good Year?
2021 proved to be a bumper year for property investors. A number of factors led to an unprecedented 83% rise in the buy-to-let purchase market in 2021 when compared to 2020.
UK Cost Of Living Puts Squeeze On Rental Market
There’s no escaping it: the cost of living in the UK has risen substantially over the last two years. As a nation, we’re seeing everyday items rise in cost.
Why Birmingham is Growing into the best city in the world?
Birmingham City Investment sees the city growing into the best city in the world, learn why?
Changing Priorities for the UK Property Hunter
UK property close to rail links for commuting is no longer attracting a premium, instead a village within cycling distance to the nearest city is much more likely to be sought-after.
Birmingham Property: Massive Boost from HS2 Go-ahead
The government announcement last month declaring HS2 will become a reality has given Birmingham property prices a definite boost. Current apartments and homes within walking distance of Curzon Street terminus should increase
Liverpool is Best Place for Buy to Let Landlords Right Now
Landlords holding Liverpool property have the highest yields than anywhere else in the UK. That’s according to recent data from one city letting agent which reported yields of 13.6 per cent.
Private Rents increased
Private rents in England and Wales are expected to increase by two per cent in 2020 – and three per cent annually for the next five years.
The prediction is the result of a survey by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics).
