Crisis? What crisis?
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It has been described as one of the biggest threats to the UK’s financial stability – so why is it only now that people are taking the UK housing crisis seriously? RLA policy manager John Stewart asks why the issue of housing has been marginalised for so long. The UK is in the midst of […]
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Listing on Gumtree: More Choice, Your Rules
Listing on Gumtree: Need an answer – Google it. Need food – Deliveroo it. Need a ride – Uber it. The internet has become the daily lifeblood of so many moments, be them personal or professional. In just a few decades, the price of our time has risen in value, and the ‘always on culture’ […]
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York Factory Development – Plans Approved
Yorkshire Property developer Newby has secured detailed planning consent from the City of York Council to redevelop the historic, former Nestlé factory in York. The developer plans to transform the factory on Haxby Road into 258 residential apartments and associated facilities with a new convenience store. The landmark building, which has been empty since 2008, […]
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Wales should resist plans to turn Landlords into Immigration Police
Wales should resist efforts to roll out plans to turn landlords into immigration police. That’s the call by the Residential Landlords Association Cymru as new figures show the extent to which landlords are becoming more cautious about renting property to those who cannot easily prove their identity, making it more difficult for the seventeen per […]
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Property Building work and Tenants Protection
I have a mid terraced property in London which I have been renting out for several years, the last three to excellent tenants (single family with small child) who keep the property in good order, have never missed a rent payment, and apart from the odd request to carry out a small repair or replace… Read more
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Commercial real estate fundamentals remain strong post-election
Commercial Property: Writing for Property Week Richard Gwilliam of M&G Real Estate says that the inconclusive election result plunges the UK into renewed short-term political uncertainty, but the economic fundamentals and UK commercial real-estate in particular remain strong. Theresa May seems certain to form a minority Tory government, with the informal backing of the DUP. […]
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