Why homelessness is growing in the UK The Silent Epidemic: Unraveling Homelessness in the UK Introduction In a nation that stands tall as one of the world’s leading economies, homelessness has become an alarming crisis. With soaring housing instability and a rising number of families teetering on the brink, the… Read More »Why homelessness is growing in the UK
The UK housing market is heading for a serious crisis The Looming Crisis: Unpacking the UK’s Housing Market Turmoil **Introduction** In recent weeks, a shocking revelation has sent ripples through the UK’s property market—a sharp drop in home prices, the steepest since 2018. As Rightmove published its latest data, the… Read More »The UK housing market is heading for a serious crisis
The Growing Divide – How the Lack of New Homes is Shaping Our Communities Introduction The picturesque allure of rural life has long held a place in the collective imagination. Yet, as idyllic as it sounds, the reality of living in the countryside has taken a stark turn for the… Read More »The Growing Divide – How the Lack of New Homes is Shaping Our Communities
The Unseen Hurdles for Landlords – Energy Performance and Mortgage Rates In the world of property ownership, landlords are facing a multifaceted battle – one that goes beyond the traditional challenges of increased mortgage rates, complex taxation, and stringent lending criteria. In this intricate web of challenges, an often overlooked… Read More »The Unseen Hurdles for Landlords – Energy Performance and Mortgage Rates
The UK’s Second Home Crackdown – Will It Really Improve the Property Market? Introduction The UK’s property market has been a subject of concern for years, with the dream of homeownership seeming out of reach for many first-time buyers. In an attempt to address this issue and make housing more… Read More »The UK’s Second Home Crackdown – Will It Really Improve the Property Market?
The Collision Course: How Net Zero Targets Could Impact Falling House Prices Introduction: As Britain sets its sights on achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, the nation’s aging and inefficient housing stock emerges as a significant hurdle. With millions of homes contributing to carbon emissions, the government’s efforts to… Read More »The Collision Course: How Net Zero Targets Could Impact Falling House Prices
These Morons need to go The Housing Crisis Unfolded – A Rant on Government Policies and Their Impact Introduction In recent times, our country has witnessed a slew of government policies that have left many frustrated and concerned about the future of housing. As the property market faces a decline… Read More »These Morons need to go
The stamp duty cut is just a token gesture Today, the Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng announced a series of tax cuts in a mini -budget, one of those being a cut in stamp duty, mainly targeted at first-time-buyers. What do these changes mean? The current threshold for stamp duty is £125,000,… Read More »The stamp duty cut is just a token gesture