Real Estate 2026 – Trends To Watch Out For

By Howard Sefton, Managing Director, Real Estate at Ingenious As we move into 2026, the UK real estate market stands at a pivotal crossroads. Economic uncertainty, political shifts, and changing lifestyles are converging to reshape how people live, work, rent, and invest. With a major Budget announced just weeks before […]

How New Builds Can Boost Your Buying Option

The latest internal data release from award-winning mortgage adviser, Alexander Hall, has revealed that it’s not just younger, first-time buyers taking advantage of new-build benefits to buy one-bed flats. Multiple homebuyer demographics are purchasing at all levels of the property ladder, buoyed by improvements to the mortgage market landscape, which have […]

The Six Biggest Mortgage Myths

The latest research from Alexander Hall has found that the majority of aspiring homebuyers are being held back from applying for a mortgage due to common misconceptions about affordability, deposits and eligibility. The survey of aspirational homebuyers yet to enquire about a mortgage – commissioned by Alexander Hall – found that many […]

HMO’s Priced 50% Higher Than The Average House

New research from Excellion Capital, the boutique debt advisory and investment firm, reveals that HMOs sell for as much as 50% above the average house price, further increasing their investment potential after it was revealed that HMOs also create rental yields of up to 12.5%. After previous research from Excellion Capital […]

Title Deeds Tenants & Trouble

Selling a property should be straightforward. Once the buyer is in place, assuming the process will move ahead without friction is easy. Yet many sellers find that legal complications appear just when timing matters most. These issues don’t always relate to price or demand; they’re rooted in documents, rights, and […]

Property Market Positivity – May 25

The property market got back to business as usual in May after April’s hard reset. Says Jonathan Hopper, CEO of Garrington Property Finders. He continued “Nationwide’s data shows that average prices swung back into growth territory last month, more than making up for April’s slight loss and pushing the annual rate of […]

Are New Towns The Future? Or Past?

The concept of building new towns once epitomised a transformative approach to addressing housing and infrastructure challenges in Britain. From early developments such as Letchworth Garden City to post-war projects like Milton Keynes, these planned communities provided innovative solutions to overcrowding and economic stagnation. Yet, momentum appeared to stall in […]