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The private rentals market is broken – especially in London where demand is highest, rents have risen fastest and there can be 20 applicants for every available property. So what measures at a national and local level could ease the pressure? And what’s it like on the ground - what happens to would-be renters who are squeezed out, and are rising rents finally attracting a new generation of landlords? Property commentator Anne Ashworth gets some answers from Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace, Shilpa Bathija of Winkworth Kingsbury and Tom Street, Lettings Director for Shoreditch, Hackney, Highbury and Islington.
The budget turned out to be tough on businesses, but perhaps slightly less damaging to the property market than had been feared. However interest rates are now expected to come down more slowly and there’s another stamp duty shocker for buy-to-let landlords. So how’s the market reacting and...
Published 11/20/24
Everyone knows that the forthcoming budget is going to be tough, with speculation chancellor Rachel Reeves will make changes to Capital Gains Tax and Inheritance Tax. She could also tighten up pensions relief and non-dom legislation amongst others. So how is it all going to affect the property...
Published 10/13/24