William Naylor of Naylors talks about the Government's recent energy efficiency regulations and the effect it has on the rental sector in the latest Harborough Mail. Read the full article below
Britain finally has an improving economy, one that is set to remain in this trend for the foreseeable future. The housing sector, however, will need more houses built to remain financially secure. Although the government has pledged another 200,000 homes a year,...
A new study by the London School of Economics has revealed that constructing new properties does not force house prices down. The research, which examined the price impacts of a range of Barratt Homes projects in suburbs and villages throughout the last five...
Whatever your view of the 2015 UK General Election, the result has sparked renewed activity in the London property market that is expected to echo throughout markets nationwide. It will have an effect on ‘commuter towns’ in particular. With both the dissolution of the...
Up until September of 2014 it was generally accepted that the Bank of England’s first interest rate rise would occur in the first quarter of 2015. However, in the past weeks there has been a significant shift in popular opinion regarding the rise, in part due to...
So, it’s happened at last. The demise of the home information pack (hip) and the return to agents being able to list properties as soon as they are instructed, subject to a few small and non time delaying administration points. As announced last week the new...
Any reader of the newspapers will have come across a range of property statistics and surveys which indicate a wide range of different trends. We are faced on a monthly basis with surveys and analysis from the Land Registry, RICS, Rightmove, Halifax and the...