A pair of Greenwich landlords are to repay their five of their tenants £5,300 after the renters were forced to urinate into a bathtub or use the lavatories at a nearby IKEA store for almost two months because the only toilet in their unlicensed HMO was broken. The four-bed maisonette at 195 Woolwich Road (pictured)…
The post The Rise of Private Credit: 2026 Market Trends and Growth Outlook appeared first on Think Realty. The U.S. private credit market has evolved from a niche segment of the shadow-banking world into a cornerstone of global finance. Currently sitting at about $1.3 trillion, it has been on an upward trajectory since 2008, and…
Winkworth has seen its shares plunge 8% so far in 2026, after experiencing a profit fall of 11% last year. The franchise group revealed profits dropped last year and revenue was flat, when it published full-year results for 2025 last week. The firm also issued a stark warning that the year ahead was uncertain. Sharp…
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Hands off landlords, the Government is being told, as the NRLA warns Chancellor Rachel Reeves against imposing new taxes on property owners. Tax rises imposed on landlords would “critically damage” ministers’ aims of economic growth and social mobility, the landlord body says. Pivotal Budget The warning comes just weeks before Reeves is due to deliver…
Mortgage approvals jumped by 800 month-on-month in July despite uncertainty over tax increases in the autumn Budget, latest Bank of England figures show. Net mortgages totalled 65,400, which was up from the previous month, but remortgages fell by 2,700 to 38,900, the bank’s latest Money and Credit release reveal. Also, net borrowing of mortgage debt…
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