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The number of buy-to-let limited companies has surpassed 400,000, with a record 61,517 new formations in 2024. Tax changes continue to drive the shift, but rising costs may slow future growth.
Homebuyers in England are set to benefit from the highest number of properties on the market in almost a decade, according to Rightmove.
Persimmon’s CEO urges the government to reintroduce first-time buyer support if it hopes to meet its goal of 1.5 million new homes by 2029. The builder sees signs of market recovery but warns that deposit requirements remain a major hurdle.
Manchester has retained its position as the highest-ranked English city for property investment, according to Colliers’ latest Top UK Residential Investment Cities report for the second half of 2024.
Property investment giant Landsec has announced plans to drastically scale back investment in office-led developments over the next five years and shift its focus to the residential sector.
UK house prices rose for the sixth consecutive month as buyers rushed to complete before stamp duty changes.
Learn how empty homes in England & Wales could incur up to 300% extra council tax if left vacant for 12+ months. Discover new relief rules taking effect from April 2025 and how to avoid surcharges if your property is for sale or rent.
The UK property market began 2025 on a strong note, as new data from TwentyEA reveals more than 140,000 properties were listed in January—marking the highest monthly total in a decade and a 7.3% increase compared to January 2024.
Manchester’s £1.7bn “Sister” innovation district unveils “Zone C,” featuring two new towers, heritage conservation, and a focus on cutting-edge workspace. Discover how this city-centre scheme plans to generate 10,000 jobs and transform The University of Manchester’s former North campus.
With house prices reaching levels far beyond the means of many single-income earners—and even joint applicants in pricey southern hotspots.
