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Young landlords turning to TikTok for buy-to-let advice, specialists warn

Millennial and Gen Z landlords now make up 60% [1] of new buy-to-let investors in England and Wales. However, new analysis from Just Landlords reveals that many may be relying on social media for investment guidance, sparking concerns that they could be missing out on professional advice and vital legal know-how.

There are currently over 516,000 posts under #PropertyInvestment on TikTok, with...

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UK Housing Market Beats Global Share Prices

Research from the team behind the Property Investor Show reveals that despite a bumper year for stock markets in 2021, the buoyant UK property market still managed to beat it on growth.

According to the Government’s Housing Market Index prices across the United Kingdom rose by 10.8% in the last twelve months whereas the FTSE 100 index of leading shares saw an uplift of 9.6%. And so...

The Queen moves out of Buckingham Palace - But it will cost you £3m a month in mortgage costs to take her place

£3m a month in mortgage payments

It’s been recently reported that the Queen will not fully return to Buckingham Palace and has decided to make Windsor Castle her permanent residence as she joins many of us over the last two years in the working from home trend.

While many London homeowners also chose to sell up for greener pastures during the pandemic, this doesn’t mean that...

RUGBY CLUB SCORES HOME TOWN SUPPORT FROM ANWYL HOMES

PITCHING the idea of moving to buyers who are sports fans is easy in Winnington – Anwyl Homes has teamed up with Winnington Park Rugby Club

The homebuilder has styled a bedroom in one of its show homes at its popular Winnington Place development with a rugby theme. It sports a feature mural showing a player jumping for the ball and is kitted out with memorabilia from the local club –...

Get on to the ladder in Warwick with a £4,725 deposit

As an ever-growing number of buyers swap city life for rural living, house prices across Warwickshire have skyrocketed. From 2020 to 2021, property values grew by 11.4% across the West Midlands region, as a record number of buyers were drawn to the county’s enviable mix of countryside and bustling cities and towns.

Providing a more accessible route on to the property ladder in...

Famous landmark property values take a hit

Research by GetAgent.co.uk has found that the price of buying a home near one of the UK's most famous landmarks has dropped by -6% in the past year, despite a pandemic market boom pushing the average UK house price up by 10.8% during the same time.

This property price decline, equivalent to almost £40,000, is based on the current average asking price for homes within the same...

New-build values flying high above pre-recession levels

New-build values flying high above pre-recession levels in all but two areas of the UK

The latest research by Unlatch , the property development optimisation platform, has revealed that despite strong growth in new-build property values, two areas of the UK are still feeling the impact of the 2008 recession.

Unlatch analysed new-build house price data from the Land Registry...

Couple finds a real sense of community in Okehampton after relocating from Greater London

In October 2020, at the height of the pandemic, civil servants David and Lianne moved into their forever home in Okehampton, Devon. However, they never expected to become a part of such a tight-knit community.

The couple had considered relocating for a long time and explored several locations across Devon.

With family in the area, they looked at buying in areas such as...

Stamp duty reduction could isolate homes with poor EPCs

Homeowners of properties with poor EPCs (Energy Performance Certificates) could be left behind if new stamp duty reductions rewarding ‘green homes’ are introduced.

Recent proposals by the Energy Efficiency Infrastructure Group (EEIG) have suggested people who buy eco-friendly homes should benefit from paying less stamp duty.

They have written to the Chancellor calling for an...

Pandemic adds two years to the average age of a first-time buyer

While the pandemic has spurred an unprecedented property market boom across the UK, research by GetAgent.co.uk has shown that the Covid may have pushed the average age of a first-time buyer up by almost two years - and that’s just those to have retained employment thanks to the government’s furlough scheme.

The furlough scheme was the government lifeline afforded to many in order to...

Make the smart move South to Southmere

Providing an exciting opportunity to get on to the property ladder before Crossrail launches this year, Peabody is releasing a selection of 1 and 2-bed apartments through Help to Buy at Southmere.

Offering an opportunity to buy into one of London’s most exciting landscapes, residents will enjoy five lakes, seven kilometres of canals, and double the amount of green space per person...

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