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- Investing
Pets cause less damage than tenants, report reveals
Research shows that pets cause an average of £300 worth of damage per tenancy, compared to £775 caused by tenants without pets.
- Investing
Landlord's are raising rent which sparks a call for government intervention
News that more than half of landlords in England have increased the rent for a new tenancy this year has led campaigners to urge the government to take action on rent affordability. The calls for government intervention…
- Landlords
The landlord exodus is in the mail and about to hit Britain
The London Property News opinion piece. A mass landlord exodus is looming over Britain’s rental market, and it should worry anyone with a stake in the property sector. Although Labour has been in power for less than…
- Investing
Rental viewings at 2 year low, new research reveals
New figures suggest London’s rental market may be at a turning point, with fewer prospective tenants viewing properties and overall rents edging downwards. Such trends, if sustained, could alter the calculations of…
- Landlords
Pubs warn Guinness shortages could ‘cripple’ their business – Could this spell trouble for landlords?
A shortage of Guinness hitting pubs across the UK this festive season is sparking fears of reduced footfall and revenue at a time when landlords are already grappling with rising rents and tougher market conditions.…
- Homeownership
Tech entrepreneur, Draven McConville, warns of challenges facing London
A Northern Irish entrepreneur who rose from homelessness to selling his London-based tech firm is cautioning that recent UK policy shifts could undermine future business success stories. Draven McConville , a start-up…
- Mortgages
Average UK property prices hit eye-watering record high of £298,083 in November, reports Halifax
The average UK house price rose to a new record high of £298,083 in November, according to Halifax’s latest house price index. Figures show a fifth consecutive monthly increase, with values climbing by 1.3% compared to…
- Homeownership
"I bought my first property at 56": How a woman finally left the rental market
A 56-year-old woman has taken her first step onto the property ladder after decades of renting, sharing her story and advice for others hoping to do the same.
- Homeownership
Live in the city? New data reveals why you should be aware of your vein health
City living in both the UK and the USA poses significant risks to vein health, with urban environments linked to a higher prevalence of vascular conditions such as varicose veins and chronic venous insufficiency.…
- Homeownership
Data reveals the reasons for commercial property lift breakdowns
Lift breakdowns are a persistent issue in commercial properties, with recent insights shedding light on the common causes behind these disruptions. From technical malfunctions to human misuse, understanding these…
- Mortgages
Nearly 30% of UK property transactions collapse due to chain issues, study reveals
A 2023 study by Zoopla has revealed that nearly 30% of property transactions in the UK fall through due to chain-related issues, causing widespread frustration and financial loss for sellers. The findings highlight…
- Interiors
Expert reveals how food lifts aren't just for commercial use going into 2025
The rich and famous are bringing a touch of old-world charm to their homes by reintroducing vintage food lifts, an expert has revealed. Lewis, a spokesperson at Husbands.co.uk , explained that these quirky yet practical…
- Homeownership
UK outpaces US in recycling: Britain recycles 44% of waste vs America’s 32%
The USA and the UK have long approached waste management in distinct ways. In the United States, the focus often lies on convenience and scale, while the UK has implemented stricter recycling policies and innovative…
- Homeownership
Central London office space in high demand as shops expand, says Landsec
Demand for office space in central London is rising, while retailers are focusing on "fewer, but bigger and better" shop locations, according to commercial property giant Land Securities (Landsec). The property market…
- Homeownership
Is raffling off your house a good option or just a last resort?
So you're probably thinking, "Can I raffle off my house?". Put the words raffle and house together, and most people imagine a competition where the grand prize is a luxury property. These kinds of draws have gained…
- Homeownership
Data reveals the UK areas where homes are most at risk of collapse due to subsidence
Subsidence, a property owner's nightmare, occurs when the ground beneath a home begins to shift, causing the foundation to crack or collapse. Often starting with minor cracks, it can escalate into significant structural…
- Landlords
Data shows that Bradford is the least accessible rental market compared to London
Recent research from Tlyfe shows that Bradford is one of the toughest property markets for renters.
- Mortgages
Savills recent research warns that London could be hit by non-dom tax rules
Savills' research chief says price rises in prime markets in London are forecast to be below the growth rate of posh homes in outer London and the regions.
- Investing
London property market has no signs of slowing down as luxury real estate cools worldwide
The global super-prime market may be cooling, but London’s resilience offers a glimmer of hope.
- Interiors
Expert reveals how American kitchens are influencing UK homes
In the world of home design, kitchens are no longer just functional spaces—they’ve become the epicenter of modern living. Over the past decade, one trend has dominated kitchen remodeling in the United States: the…
- Investing
Cash buyers offered discounts as high as £86,000 to ensure a smoother sale
New research by Lomond has unveiled the substantial savings cash buyers can secure in today’s property market, with some sellers slashing prices by as much as £86,000 to secure a smoother transaction. As the mortgage…
- Homeownership
Survey finds that decluttering can increase property value by as much as 20%
In today’s competitive housing market, first impressions matter more than ever. For homeowners looking to sell or simply increase the value of their property, the answer might not lie in expensive renovations or fancy…
- Homeownership
How modern gutters can increase property value
When it comes to home improvement, gutters have often been overlooked. However, in 2025, they are stepping into the limelight, combining functionality with aesthetics to enhance both a home's protection and its kerb…
- Investing
Expert reveals how a loft conversion can be a great property investment
With the right planning, design, and execution, a loft conversion can transform an underused attic into one of the most valuable assets of your home.
- Homeownership
Research reveals European kitchen design trends surging into 2025
Research conducted by Kitchen Remodeling Greensboro took a closer look at the hottest European kitchen trends and how they can transform your home.
- Mortgages
UK house prices rise amid market optimism and government support
House prices in the UK rose by 1.2% in the latest Nationwide data release, surpassing expectations and offering a glimmer of hope for a property market that has been experiencing a year of economic uncertainty. This…
- Homeownership
Best way to repair subsidence in London is not what you think
When you discover subsidence in your home, it’s natural to panic. Cracks in walls, doors that won’t close, and sinking floors often point to a costly and stressful problem. However, according to David O’Connor, the…
- Mortgages
UK house prices surge at fastest rate in nearly two years amidst economic uncertainty
In a surprising turn for the UK housing market, house prices have surged at their fastest rate in nearly two years, despite ongoing economic challenges. According to new data, the property market has seen a sharp 5.6%…
- Homeownership
These property dealbreakers are making Brits rethink their dream homes
When buying a home, British buyers are becoming increasingly cautious, with certain property "red flags" turning potential dream homes into instant dealbreakers. According to a recent survey highlighted by Metro, more…
- Investing
American buyers rescue London's sluggish yet luxury property market
London's high-end property market, which has been struggling with a slowdown in transactions and price cuts, is being buoyed by an unexpected savior: American buyers. Armed with a strong dollar and a willingness to…
