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Knight Frank launches proptech portal for buyers and sellers
The consultancy says My Knight Frank will enable clients to track transactions including viewing and it is planning a similar service for landlords and tenants as well.
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Landlords ‘confused’ by Scotland’s latest rent cap changes
Propertymark says landlords may not understand new measures put in place to replace the rent cap in Scotland.
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Landlord’s astonishing £20m portfolio refinance deal revealed
Jas Bhogal says the bank has loaned a professional landlord £20 million to overhaul the financing of their portfolio of 36 properties.
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Buy-to-let companies boom as mortgage rates bite
Landlords are often opting to set up a limited company to benefit from more favourable tax rules, Hamptons says.
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‘Our landlords want to sell up!’ say Scottish Propertymark members
The trade body tells Housing Minister Patrick Harvie that rent controls in Scotland are forcing landlords to sell up and leave the market.
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Despite everything, landlord sentiment remains upbeat for 2024
The majority of PRS landlords believe the prospects for their own rental portfolios in 2024 are good.
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Rents to jump even higher as landlords face mortgage hikes
The NRLA says 60% of private landlords fear rising mortgage costs next year, which could force rents up even more.
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Bullish landlords bounce back despite rate rises
Property owners with multiple rentals are still expanding their portfolios and adding to their 'empires', new research reveals.
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Jeepers creepers! Letting agents warned to be ready for bedbug invasion
Inventory clerks say regular property inspections can alert owners to bedbugs before the problem gets out of control.
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MPs launch probe into worsening court delays
The Justice Committee chaired by Bob Neill will look at why county courts are so jammed up, and what can be done to ease the pressure.
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