Nathan Emerson
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‘Landlord bashing is beginning to affect supply in the rental market’
Trio of senior property industry interviewed by Phil Spencer agree negative politicians, HMRC and campaigner actions against landlords are taking their toll.
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Housing Market
Letting agency boost as Government issues Right to Rent warning
Landlords who don’t use a letting agent are the least likely to fully understand their legal responsibilities when onboarding new tenants via the Right to Rent scheme, research from the Home Office has revealed.
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REACTION: Bank of England raises rates to 14-year high
The Bank of England today raised interest rates to 4% - a 14-year high and the 10th consecutive raise - making rates their highest since 2008 as double digit inflation continues to bite.
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Housing Market
Estate agents worried vendors ‘unrealistic’ about price
70% of agents say sellers are being unrealistic about achievable pricing for their properties and are overvaluing, reports Propertymark.
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Housing Market
Frothy sales market ‘over’ but lettings boom continues says chief
More people than ever are looking to live in the private rented sector as would-be buyers try to wait out the cost-of-living crisis and see how the current economic turmoil turns out.
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Property chief blames instructions slump on mortgage rate rises
Propertymark's Nathan Emerson makes comments following last night's critical Panorama TV investigation into housing market.
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Eight out of 10 vendors say their property will sell in three months
Eight out of 10 (82%) vendors are confident that they will sell their property within the next three months.
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Nationwide: House price rises slow
Annual house price growth slowed to 7.2% in October, from 9.5% in September.
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‘Lost opportunity’: Exclusive industry reaction to ending of Help to Buy
The Help to Buy scheme comes to an end today, but while most agents should be happy with what has been delivered, it was also an opportunity lost for thousands.
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