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Shelter has criticised the Scottish Government for downgrading housing from a cabinet post to a shared portfolio, warning of worsening issues.
Hinkley council has received government approval to consult on new planning restrictions for HMOs, aiming to address areas where HMO growth may be causing pressures.
Analysis of EPC data shows many landlords are closer to meeting proposed 2030 targets, with two and three-room properties averaging an EPC score of 70.2.
Shawbrook and The Mortgage Lender have made changes to their buy-to-let mortgage ranges, including a new limited-edition product and rate reductions.
A new government policy paper confirms the PRS Database will be central to monitoring and enforcement under the Renters’ Rights Act, with mandatory council data sharing expected from late 2026.
United Trust Bank has reintroduced 90% LTV lending on residential second charge loans and reduced rates by up to 60bps across selected products.
Angel Property Finance has become a lender member of the Bridging & Development Lenders Association, which represents over 100 lenders in the UK property finance sector.
Hope Capital has raised its Dual+ dual legal representation and instant valuation thresholds to £1m, while Ultimate Finance has reduced rates on its development exit product.
West One has appointed four new team members to its short-term bridging division, aiming to strengthen its bridging loan proposition and support brokers.
The Property Franchise Group reports increased landlord enquiries and expects the Renters’ Rights Act to drive demand for property management services.
Nationwide Building Society will reduce mortgage rates by up to 19 basis points across first-time buyer, home mover, and remortgage products. The changes take effect tomorrow.
Pepper Money has appointed Georgina England and Tom Gwilliam as regional development managers, with England covering the Midlands and Gwilliam the North West.
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