Property auctioneer, Auction House, says it is witnessing more investor-owned stock going under the hammer than at any time in the last three years.

Property auctioneer, Auction House, says it is witnessing more investor-owned stock going under the hammer than at any time in the last three years.
Supply and demand are both being reshaped in the face of rising mortgage payments. Frothy prices, a result of the pandemic boom, are being trimmed and many more vendors are withdrawing...
Property investor platform, Lendlord, has announced that it joined forces with Network Auctions to launch an integrated online auction tool that enables users to easily buy and sell...
At the end of 2021, the Bank of England began raising interest rates following years of record low borrowing levels, with many fearing the move would see a rise in people losing their...
51% of 18-34-year-olds are worried about the ongoing cost-of-living crisis limiting their capacity to save for a deposit - the equivalent of 7.5 million people, according to newly...
Prospective buyer numbers continue to ease as we head towards Christmas according to newly released data from Propertymark, who report that the number of new buyers registering per...
The property sector which has seen the most growth during 2022 is unquestionably suburban Build to Rent (BTR). But for this sector to continue to remain buoyant, policy needs to keep...
The latest analysis of new-build sales data in Britain shows that 9,770 new-builds have been recently sold or sold subject to contract, with over a third of these for flats, according...
With almost 240,000 vacant homes across England this Christmas, research from London lettings and estate agent, Benham and Reeves suggests that if authorities got on board and cut the...
With Christmas fast approaching and the festive holidays in full swing, thousands of students will be leaving their digs to head back home and spend time with family and friends....
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