Open letter calls for planning overhaul, investment incentives and market support ahead of Autumn Budget
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The Chancellor has revealed during a noisy and sometimes chaotic announcenent two additional property taxes for the housing market within her Autumn Budget statement. This includes a ‘super council tax’ for homes worth more than £2 million, which some have called a mansion tax, alongside higher taxes for landlords earning money from properties. HMRC says…
The post Fix, Flip, and Finance: Expert Strategies for Real Estate Success With John Santilli appeared first on Think Realty. Scott Ward interviews John Santilli, CPO of Unitas Funding, and a seasoned expert in real estate lending, focusing on ground-up construction, fix and flip projects, and innovative financing solutions. They discuss market trends, the importance…
The much-leaked plans by Labour to impose a ‘mansion tax’ will greatly disadvantage some and irritate others. It will raise, at best, a paltry £2 billion which is 0.2% of the nation’s tax revenue and 6.6% of the ‘budget deficit hole’ the Chancellor needs to fill, but in emotional terms, such a tax would be…
Knight Frank has announced that Tim Robinson will become its next UK Managing Partner, succeeding Stephen Clifton when he retires from the partnership in March 2027. Robinson, (main picture) who has spent more than 30 years with the property consultancy, was elected to the role following a formal internal process and will take up the…
Bristol City Council has launched a consultation on extending Article 4 Directions that will restrict the creation of new HMOs in a city with a big student population and where there is already a chronic shortage of shared accommodation. The proposal is to remove permitted development rights for small houses in multiple occupation, meaning landlords…
A new group set up to fight for freeholder rights has refused to tell The Neg who its supporters are. Despite pressure to be more transparent about who is behind ‘Justice for Property Rights’, its organisers say they are not revealing the identity of its 250 members who are funding the group. The group says…
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