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Leasehold reforms set out Amid Concerns Over Delays

The government has pledged to overhaul the "feudal" leasehold system in England and Wales by the end of the current Parliament, amid growing concerns from campaigners about delays. Millions of leaseholders currently own the right to use their property...

A Trusted Partner in a Changing Market

With the Renters' Rights Bill set to reshape the rental market, landlords face new challenges in maintaining compliance and managing their properties. Danielle Nash, Managing Director of Best Estate Agent Guide, emphasises the importance of working with...

5 Reasons We’re in a Buyer’s Housing Market

Our latest blog a real-time perspective on property prices and key trends shaping the housing market. If you’re planning to move soon, here’s what these trends might mean for you. The autumn selling season is one of the busiest times of...

Bank of England Cuts Base Rate by 0.25%: What Does This Means for Mortgages?

The Bank of England has lowered its base rate to 4.75% following a fall in UK inflation below the Bank’s 2% target for the first time in over three years. What Has Happened to the Base Rate? The Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted 8-1...

Impact of the Autumn Budget on the Housing Market

Overview: The Autumn Budget introduces significant changes for property buyers, investors, and the affordable housing sector. Stamp duty on second homes has increased, while relief remains in place for first-time buyers and home movers until April 2025....

UK Autumn Budget 2024: What You Need to Know About the Latest Tax Changes

The UK government’s 2024 Autumn Budget, labelled as a “Budget for Growth,” introduced substantial tax reforms, including higher National Insurance Contributions, adjustments to Inheritance Tax, and significant changes affecting Capital Gains and...