Although the proposed Renter’s Rights Bill aims to abolish no fault evictions, new insight from Inventory Base reveals that the legislation contains a significant loophole that could enable landlords to evict tenants under the guise of having to conduct major maintenance work. A central component of the proposed Renters Rights […]
7 Cheap Kitchen Improvements
Updating your kitchen can feel daunting, and considering the potential costs makes many people shy away from a kitchen upgrade. But giving your kitchen an upgrade doesn’t have to break the bank, says JD William’s Head of Home Design, Rebecca Baddeley. Below, she shares 7 easy ways to give your kitchen an upgrade that can be done in a […]
The Best-Kept Secrets of Many UK Properties Today
The UK property market is full of surprises, with many homes hiding unique features that make them more comfortable, stylish, and functional. While some trends are widely known, others remain the best-kept secrets, offering homeowners a touch of luxury and convenience. From smart storage solutions to high-tech bathrooms, here are […]
Stamp Duty Costs In London
As the Stamp Duty holiday deadline of March 31st approaches, new research from mortgage broker Mojo Mortgages reveals eye-opening insights for first-time buyers in London. Mojo Mortgages have analysed the average house price in every Greater London borough before calculating the current Stamp Duty cost today and comparing it to the predicted Stamp Duty […]
Could Refurbishment Drive The Bridging Market?
Refurbishment remained the key reason for bridging loans over the last year, despite a marginal year on year reduction, with the reliance on bridging loans to fuel refurbs expected to grow over the coming year. That is according to specialist lender Octane Capital, which analysed data from the EY Bridging Report to reveal how […]
Scottish Rental Cap Lift To Boost Landlord Confidence
The removal of temporary rent control may make buy-to-let investments more appealing, says Auction House. From the 1st April 2025, the temporary rent restrictions placed on existing tenancies in Scotland will be lifted. This means that landlords will be able to increase mid-tenancy rents to market levels for the first […]
Engineering Resilience: How Modern Materials Enhance Structural Integrity
Structural resilience is a key component in modern urban settings, guaranteeing the lifetime and safety of infrastructure. Engineers and architects always investigate novel materials and technologies to create infrastructure and buildings resistant to environmental pressures, severe storms, and population growth needs. Using high-performance materials and cutting-edge engineering methods is changing […]
The Cost of EPC – Is Becoming A Landlord Unviable?
The government’s Plan for Change strategy means landlords have until 2030 to ensure their rental properties achieve an EPC rating of C, causing some to doubt their future in the sector. The Labour government has now confirmed the deadline for upgrading rental properties’ Energy Performance Certificates (EPC) to a rating […]
Stamp Duty Changes – Spring Budget Awaits
The Spring Budget 2025 is on the horizon (26th March), and with it comes the potential for changes that could significantly impact the mortgage market. Fee-free mortgage broker Mojo Mortgages has carefully assessed the possible scenarios and their implications for homeowners and aspiring first-time buyers before transforming this insight into a guide: How […]
International Demand Increasing In UK Property
The UK property market is experiencing demand from a much wider range of international investors than is commonly assumed, new research from RAW Capital Partners has revealed. The Guernsey-based specialist lender commissioned an independent survey of 300 UK mortgage brokers. It found that a third (35%) of broker frequently work […]









