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Renters’ Rights Bill – the fight for fair rental reform begins

The Renters’ Rights Bill has passed its second reading in Parliament – now is the time for the private rented sector to get involved.

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Market report October 2024 – Beating the seasonal slowdown

Sales appear to be holding up as we near the end of the year, while rental growth continues to fall.

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New EPC cash for landlords – but will yours qualify?

The Warm Homes: Local Grant could save landlords tens of thousands on energy-efficient upgrades, but not everyone is eligible.

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Most tenants pay rent up front – but for how long?

A new report by the Deposit Protection Service says that most new tenants paid rent up front – but this could soon be illegal.

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Reapit like you’ve never seen before

Our colleagues at Reapit are excited to welcome you to the future of estate agency with Reapit’s Elevate '24 Release – please dive in with us!

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Long-awaited rate cut to boost housing market

The South African Reserve Bank has cut interest rates for the first time since 2020, giving the residential property market a much-needed boost.

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Renters Rights Bill by next summer – what it means for you

The government has published its Renters Rights Bill, which will radically overhaul the private rented sector in England.

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Market Report September 2024: Autumn bounce incoming?

House price growth appears to be rising after a slow summer, while rental growth may be on the way down.