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Housing

  • Delay to ban on no-fault evictions welcomed by landlords

    October 23, 2023

    A delay to the long-promised ban on no-fault evictions has been welcomed by landlords despite warnings from housing campaigners over the “human cost”. Ministers have announced the long-awaited barring of section 21 notices will be put on ice until the UK’s court system is reformed, amid a record backlog of 65,000 Crown Court cases. Housing [...]

  • London’s soaring rents now swallow up 35 per cent of tenants’ salaries

    October 23, 2023

    More than a third of Londoners’ average pay went towards paying rent last year, according to the latest government figures, as tenants face a crisis in the capital. Data released by the Office for National Statistics on Monday showed that London was the least affordable region in the UK in which to rent, with an [...]

  • Parliament urged to back renters reform bill amid fears landlord MPs could rebel

    October 22, 2023

    Parliament has been urged to support the Renters Reform Bill which would end no-fault evictions despite fears landlord MPs could rebel against the legislation. Some MPs who own rental properties say they will be among landlords leaving the market due to what they call an “unconservative” policy on Section 21, according to the Telegraph. But [...]

  • Top housebuilders pay ‘excessive’ £16bn in dividends over 18 years

    October 17, 2023

    Researchers from Sheffield Hallam University found the eight largest housebuilders paid shareholders 260 per cent more in 2022 than 2005.

  • House prices: October bump the worst since the height of the financial crisis

    October 16, 2023

    House price behaviour is back where it was in the height of the financial crisis, with the "key selling season" of October failing to give prices liftoff.

  • 40 per cent of adults struggle to pay rent

    October 15, 2023

    40 per cent of adults are finding it difficult to pay rent or mortgage payments, an increase of 10 per cent from last years' report.

  • Starmer promises to get ‘tough’ with MPs who block new homes plans

    October 11, 2023

    Keir Starmer said he would get “tough” with Labour MPs who stand in the way of his plans to rip through planning red tape to build homes.

  • Labour to strengthen workers’ rights ‘within first 100 days’, Rayner says

    October 8, 2023

    Labour will implement plans to bolster workers’ rights within 100 days of taking office, Angela Rayner said today.

  • London sees 24 per cent drop in first-time buyers as high mortgage rates bite

    September 27, 2023

    London experienced a 24 per cent decline in the number of first-time buyers entering the market in the last year as high mortgage rates crush home-ownership dreams.

  • London house prices are falling – these are the boroughs where prices are down the most

    September 19, 2023

    London’s housing market is gearing up for “key selling season” with a reduction in prices, before an uptick in activity is anticipated during the autumn months.  Fresh data in Rightmove’s House Price Index shows there has been an overall monthly seller asking price rise by 0.4 per cent this month, which is 0.2 percent lower [...]

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