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Discover the Top Regions for Rental Growth
Huge demand has seen regional rent prices grow by a whopping 8.5 per cent in certain areas of the UK while other areas have experienced a significant drop. Let’s find out the winning and losing regions in this month’s HomeLet Rental Index. The Regional Rental Price Winners Average rents in the UK have risen to record levels of just shy of £1,000 per calendar month (pcm) to £997pcm. This is up by 4.0 per cent…
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Revealed: Property Hotspots with Local Marinas
Have you ever dreamt of owning your own boat and spending lazy days sailing and fishing off our stunning British…
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The State of the UK Property Market After COVID-19
The UK property market is continuing to rally following the pandemic lockdowns and is being driven by strong demand from…
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Rental Growth Hits 10-Year High in These Regions
Which UK regions are enjoying the highest rental growth in 10 years? We find out! New research has revealed that…
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Six Private Islands You Could Buy for the Average Cost of a UK Home
When you think of how much it would cost to buy your own private island, you’d probably imagine (as we…
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Revealed: The UK’s New No.1 Property Hotspot
It has been reported in the national news this week that the property market in Cornwall is going crazy with…
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The UK’s Premium Property Markets Outside London
Research has revealed which areas of the property market are seeing the most prime purchases outside of London. High-net-worth mortgage…
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Looking for High Returns on Your Property Investments? Head North
House prices across the UK are on the rise, with experts predicting that the house price boom will continue for…
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Why House Prices Continue to Rise and What’s Going to Happen Next
The average cost of a new property rose 1.1 per cent to £254,606 in March, the highest price since Halifax…
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High Street Shops to Become Homes in Planning Law Shake-Up
Do you own a high street property? Could our high streets become purely residential? Controversial, new planning laws enabling unused…
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