New research suggests that home buyers with deposits of 15 per cent or less now make up almost a quarter of the UK property market.
Increasing number of first-time buyers relying on “bank of mum and dad”
Would-be homeowners hoping to get a foot on Britain’s property ladder are growing increasingly reliant on their parents for financial help, a new study suggests.
Landlord fined for bombarding tenant with text messages
A landlord who repeatedly harassed his tenant and flouted fire safety rules has been fined more than £2,400.
Take advantage of low interest rates now, say experts
Homes now cost 7.6 times more than the average individual’s annual income, a new study has revealed.
Increasing number of international investors purchasing commercial property
New research carried out by Knight Frank suggests that there was a sharp rise in the number of overseas investors purchasing commercial property in regional UK cities last year.