Jeremy Corbyn has made the unusual step of personally defending two of his party’s most radical housing policies – rent caps and an annual ‘MOT’ for rented properties backed up by a…
Read MoreThe post-election residential property market – is it safe as houses or should you run for sunnier climes?
As a nation we are going through changing times, with the various political parties spewing out their pre-electoral rhetoric, like the drunkard that everyone tries to avoid.
Read MoreWatch out for Labour – the bell tolls for landlords
I was listening to the news the other day with half an ear when I thought I heard a ridiculous statement made by John McDonnell, says Frances Burkinshaw.
Read MorePolitics: Corbyn’s Latest Tax-Grab, Stalin-Style
Whilst few of the British reside in castles anymore (apart from our cherished Royal family), property owners of the nation regard their home as hallowed ground.
Read MoreLand for the many, a political plan too far? A poor reception for Jeremy Corbyn’s latest report
Few in the property business would applaud his slogan taken from ‘The Masque of Anarchy’ written 200 years ago.
Read MoreIs it a vote-winner? Labour plans to replace Stamp Duty and council tax
Should there be a general election anytime soon, voting homeowners may want to take note of Jeremy Corbyn’s plans to scrap council tax and replace it with a ‘progressive property tax’.
Read MoreJeremy Corbyn locks horns with Strutt & Parker over “ridiculous” first time buyer research
Two of the unlikeliest political sparring partners locked horns over the weekend – agent Strutt & Parker and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn. Commenting on Strutt & Parker’s press campaign last week that…
Read MoreJeremy Corbyn reveals Labour will crack down even harder on rental sector
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has announced that if he wins power the private rented sector would see the introduction of tougher regulation under his government. He told The Guardian newspaper today that…
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