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Property development is hard work. It can even be described as ‘A list of continual problems to solve’. It’s not a get-rich-quick scheme, and it’s filled with ups a...
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Building materials shortage is an escalating problem in Britain, and it’s affecting development projects from large housing schemes to small development projects. Because of ...
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Property development today is not only about building according to demand, regulations, and tenant needs. Today’s marketplace and our environment demand sustainable property ...
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The COVID-19 pandemic caused changes to the UK’s property market, specifically in inheritance tax and stamp duty. Inheritance tax is the tax on the estate of someone who has died...
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In his latest YouTube video for PROPERTY FORUM TV, “Where Do We Put the BIKES & BINS? | Considerations For Your Property,” Nicholas Wallwork, CEO of propertyforum.com and ...
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Manchester is the UK’s third-largest city and is among its fastest-growing. Despite the current challenges globally, the Manchester property market continues to boom. Both homebu...
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Recent years have been challenging for landlords. The introduction of new tax laws and regulations has reduced potential profits. Then, coronavirus happened, which caused many rent...
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For years, overseas property investors have concentrated mainly on the London property market. However, this is beginning to change. Indeed, Hong Kong and Saudi Arabia investors sa...
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A flurry of tax changes and regulations introduced in recent years could lead to a severe shortage of rental property in the UK. Many landlords, frustrated by reduced returns and a...
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The stamp duty holiday ended on 30 July 2021. What does this mean for the UK property market? What is the Stamp Duty Holiday? Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is a tax on properties over...
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The UK property market, like everything else, has been affected by COVID-19. As we head into 2021, we have to question what’s in store for the Prime Central London (PCL) mark...
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Yesterday Boris Johnson issued a rallying cry to the UK property sector with a 5% deposit scheme for first-time buyers. At this moment in time the announcement is high on rhetoric ...
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Many of the so-called baby boomers of the 1960s are sitting on huge levels of equity in their homes. As the cost of living continues to rise, there is a growing trend towards makin...
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As the UK property market faces yet more restrictions, could this help increase the take-up of new technology? It is common knowledge that the UK property market was one of the las...
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As a live event, 2020 has presented us with exceptional challenges. Our response is to lead the market by delivering the first ever online show dedicated solely to the UK buy-to-le...
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When the UK government announced a mortgage payment holiday window in March, this was a lifeline to many homeowners. Records show that around 1.8 million homeowners signed up to th...
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It is fair to say it has been a torrid time for both tenants and landlords in the private sector. Furlough has helped but unfortunately the scheme will not last forever, coming to ...
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It is difficult to say if/when the coronavirus pandemic will be over or when the UK might move back to anything near normality. What we do know is that we have seen some significan...
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The UK government under Boris Johnson has a habit of rolling out headline grabbing ideas but very often these are not followed through. However, there is real hope that the UK gove...
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In a rather bizarre turnaround, data on the London property market suggests that high-end properties are much in demand. This comes on the back of a crippling lockdown and Brexit n...