Renters’ Rights Bill concludes Lords Report Stage today

London housing market loses momentum, as the rest of the UK holds steady Author: Gemma Discover more from Sovereign Prime Property Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email. Type your email… Subscribe

The Bank of England’s decision to leave interest rates unchanged may be welcome news for buyers and sellers, but new research from LRG suggests the figure that matters most is still the asking price. LRG’s report shows that homes priced right from the start typically find a buyer in 36 days. Those that launch too…

Rogue landlord, Rajinder Singh Pander, has been hit with a huge £81,043.88 fine after renting out a “cramped” garden outbuilding at his rental property, despite repeated council warnings that it was unsafe and an order to demolish it. Pander, of Windsor, Berkshire, was sentenced at Isleworth Crown Court, after Hounslow Council said he had illegally…

The latest version of the TA6 property information form has finally been issued after months of delay. It replaces the controversial fifth edition that nearly sparked a member revolt amongst conveyancers who argued it exposed them to legal liability over ‘material information’. It was originally due to become mandatory on 15 January, but the Law…

Nostalgia isn’t what it used to be, as they say, and in an era of creeping inflation, job insecurity and the higher taxes, it’s tempting to look back and reminisce about buying a five-bedroom Georgian house in Hammersmith for £2,000, as a friend of mine did during the 1960s. Earnings were proportionately lower then so…

Average home mover bill remains broadly flat despite rising inflation Author: Gemma Discover more from Sovereign Prime Property Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email. Type your email… Subscribe