Goodlord acquires bill sharing app
The acquisition aims to help agents engage with tenants and earn commission from a wider range of tenancy products and move-in services, such as simplified utility switching.
Rogue HMO landlord handed second hefty fine
Merton Council prosecuted Pedro Reis Tenajas and his company London Corporate Relocation Ltd on Tuesday 21 September at Lavender Hill Magistrates’ Court.
Scotland landlords warned to comply with new alarm standards
The warning comes from electrical trade association SELECT and the Society of Chief Officers of Trading Standards (SCOTSS) in Scotland.
Gatehouse Bank refreshes buy-to-let range
The bank now offers a buy-to-let mortgage to 65% finance-to-value at 3.99% for finance amounts less than £500,000 and 3.79% for over £500,000.
The best and worst areas for self-build
The research analysed the cost of land, the proportion of planning applications that are successful and how much property values have increased over the last 10 years to reveal the 2021.
London has the third most super prime stock globally
Globally there are 1,890 homes listed for sale above the £10m mark, with London accounting for 16.8% of the market with 317 properties.
Church in Derbyshire town goes under auction
South Derbyshire District Council has already granted planning permission for the vacant building’s conversion into eight spacious apartments.
Welsh politician calls for rent arrears tribunal ahead of new regulation
The Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016 will introduce six month notice periods for ‘no fault’ evictions.
Property investors scuppered by planning permission roadblocks
Two fifths (40%) of investors said the viability of obtaining planning permission was a major stumbling block when searching for a property investment.
Hull, Birmingham and York have the best internet in the UK
Hull offers the best internet in the UK, while Birmingham and York also score highly.
