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How Global Conflicts Are Shaping the UK Property Market

Posted by Jon Nuttall
On March 12, 2026
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Global Conflicts, Property Market, uk

How Global Conflicts Are Shaping the UK Property Market Global conflicts may appear distant from the UK housing market, but their economic ripple effects are increasingly being felt by homeowners, buyers, and investors across Britain. In today’s interconnected global economy, geopolitical instability—from the ongoing war in Ukraine to escalating tensions in the Middle East—can quickly […]

Posted by Jon Nuttall
On February 8, 2026
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forecasts, housing market, key trends, uk

UK Housing Market 2026: Key Trends & Forecasts As we move into 2026, the UK housing market is poised for a year that’s markedly different from the volatility of the post-pandemic boom and the 2022–24 interest-rate squeeze. After a period of subdued activity, relatively high mortgage costs and affordability pressures, most expert forecasts point to […]

Posted by Jon Nuttall
On January 5, 2026
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Is 2026 the Year Renters Outnumber Buyers for Good? The UK housing market has long been a cornerstone of financial aspiration. For decades, homeownership was considered both a rite of passage and a reliable path to long-term security. Yet as we move through 2026, a pressing question hangs over the property landscape: are we witnessing […]

How the Upcoming Autumn Budget Could Shape the UK Housing Market

Posted by Jon Nuttall
On November 13, 2025
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Autumn Budget, Government

As the Chancellor prepares to deliver the Autumn Budget later this month, all eyes are on what it could mean for the UK housing market. After a year marked by subdued activity, fragile confidence and affordability pressures, the Budget is expected to be a turning point. For first-time buyers, landlords, homeowners and developers alike, the […]

Understanding the Renters Reform Bill: What Landlords Need to Know

Posted by Jon Nuttall
On October 23, 2025
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Landlords, Property, Renters Reform Bill

The Renters (Reform) Bill, currently progressing through Parliament, marks one of the most significant overhauls of the private rented sector (PRS) in England in decades. First introduced in May 2023, the Bill aims to create a fairer rental system for tenants while maintaining protections for responsible landlords. However, for landlords, these reforms bring both challenges […]

What’s ahead for the UK property market? A closer look at recent challenges

Posted by Jon Nuttall
On June 7, 2025
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News, Property, Update

As we approach mid-2025, the UK property market is grappling with a series of challenges that are reshaping its landscape. While some regions and sectors show resilience, several negative trends are emerging, signalling a cautious outlook for the remainder of the year. Recent data indicates a significant slowdown in house price growth. In May 2025, […]

The mini budget – an outlook on the property market since its announcement

Posted by Jon Nuttall
On October 18, 2022
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The announcement of the mini budget on the 23rd of September by the ex-chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng, had left many vendors, or households looking to buy, seriously considering the positive and negatives of making the jump, in the current climate. With the demand for homes falling by a fifth since the announcement and the number of […]

Cladding Climbdown – what do these changes mean?

Posted by Jon Nuttall
On January 24, 2022
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Since Grenfell Tower, over 4 years ago, there has been a large amount of stress and uncertainty for flat owners across the country. The government had previously outlined action to remove and replace unsafe cladding from residential buildings, which greatly affected the pockets of the flat owners, in low rise flats especially. This was due […]

Rising inflation – How does this affect mortgages?

Posted by Jon Nuttall
On November 23, 2021
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With the rise in inflation across all sectors of the economy due to the pandemic, it was expected that The Bank of England (BoE) were to raise interest rates recently, but it was a welcoming surprise for many that they kept the rate at 0.1 percent for November. Although this decision has pleased many, the […]

What makes a property saleable?

Posted by Jon Nuttall
On October 22, 2021
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Selling your property on the open market comes with a lot of stress. There are a range of factors that sellers must consider before marketing their property to make it as saleable as possible. With the average person moving house eight times through their lifetime, these factors can be time consuming and costly. A few […]

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