UK Property Firm Enters Administration Amid Funding Pressures
A UK property firm with 77 staff has entered administration due to funding pressures, highlighting market volatility for agencies.
A UK property firm with 77 staff has entered administration due to funding pressures, highlighting market volatility for agencies.
Landlords in the UK property sector now face fines up to £7,000 under new rental rules effective today, alongside existing enforcement measures.
Analysis suggests Andy Burnham's Greater Manchester experience could turn UK devolution into a practical programme for housing and infrastructure growth.
The UK lettings market remains balanced and stable despite the introduction of the Renters' Rights Act, showing no signs of disruption.
The NRLA urges the government to assess if local councils can effectively collect new UK property landlord fines of up to £7,000.
Savills warns the UK government may miss housing targets unless a buyer support scheme is introduced to improve delivery rates.
Property professionals react to Sir Keir Starmer's resignation as PM, calling for political stability and continued housing reform progress.
Sir Keir Starmer has announced plans to step down as Prime Minister and leader of the Labour Party, creating political uncertainty for the UK property market.
The UK property industry is shifting focus from the need for reform to its delivery, raising concerns about excessive estate agent power.
A proposed plan suggests a Starmer exit could turn UK property price growth into a tax liability for landlords, developers, and second-home owners.