Lettings

Winkworth flags 'major reset' as market adjusts to a new reality.

After years of regulatory pressure, the long-standing relationship is getting complicated, says agency boss Trevor Abrahmsohn.

Yet data from both OnTheMarket and Savills confirm a clear rise in sales of former rental homes.

The Renters’ Rights Act is not the end of landlord advantage, it is the evolution of it, explains Yasmin Ulhaq - and success in the new era will increasingly depend on discipline.

Escalating mortgage costs mean the average new rent bill is less than a typical mortgage payment, for the first time in nearly a year.

London letting agents report a 'sustained recovery from the winter slowdown'.

LonRes recorded 16% fewer Agreed Sales last week  than in the same seven day period last year.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is reported to be 'examining exceptional measures to protect household budgets' in the face of economic fallout from the Iran war, but Downing Street has denied the rumour.

The outlook is not rosy for either prime or mainstream markets this year, but the property consultancy senses a 'change in political direction' before 2030.

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Next week marks the start of 'new age' for the private rented sector, says Jessica Tomlinson of Savills, as she walks us through what incoming legislation means for top-end tenants & landlords.