Miscellanea
Channel 4 commissions two new property shows
Tinie Tempah’s “Outrageous Extensions” and Sarah Beeny’s “Little House, Big Plans” will both be vying for viewers’ attention this autumn.
Gas boiler tax mooted to help clean energy transition
Fossil-fuelled homes should pay more than clean energy users, according to a forthcoming government report.
Complaints about agents up by nearly a third
Disgruntled consumers made over 34,000 enquiries to The Property Ombudsman last year
Government pitches a ‘major scaling up’ of custom & self-built homes
30-40,000 custom and self-build (CSB) homes could and should be built in the UK each year, says Richard Bacon, in a report that rails against "houses designed by accountants".
Lloyds Bank’s Citra aims to be Britain’s biggest private landlord by 2025
Citra Living plans to build a massive portfolio of 50,000 private rental properties over the next ten years, according to reports.
Estate agent: ‘The supercars are back’
First signs reported of wealthy Gulf buyers returning to PCL.
Ranked: The world’s most expensive cities to live in
Hong Kong has been usurped as the world's most expensive city by Ashgabat in Turkmenistan, according to the latest Mercer Cost of Living Survey.
HMRC hits agencies with hefty fines for AML breaches
Reminder to stay on top of admin as buying agency and two estate agencies are penalised for non-compliance.
Ranked: The world’s most expensive cities to live in
Hong Kong has been usurped as the world's most expensive city by Ashgabat in Turkmenistan, according to the latest Mercer Cost of Living Survey.
Ranked: The world’s most expensive cities to live in
Hong Kong has been usurped as the world's most expensive city by Ashgabat in Turkmenistan, according to the latest Mercer Cost of Living Survey.
Ranked: The world’s most expensive cities to live in
Hong Kong has been usurped as the world's most expensive city by Ashgabat in Turkmenistan, according to the latest Mercer Cost of Living Survey.
‘Demand is through the roof’: Booming British film industry is good news for landlords
Hollywood stars and their production teams are an increasingly important source of deals, says Knight Frank.