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A government decision letter and Inspector’s Report have been published for a called-in outline planning application concerning land around Ebbsfleet United Football Club.
Savills research finds first-time buyers received £11bn in family support, with over half relying on relatives for gifts, loans, or inheritance to access the UK property market.
The Mortgage Strategy Specialist Lending Awards 2026 will be held at The Belfry Hotel & Resort on 15 September, featuring networking, exclusive rates, and a golf event.
The Bank of England's base rate hold offers short-term stability, but industry figures warn that mortgage rates may remain high and volatile, impacting UK property professionals.
The Bank of England has kept interest rates at 3.75% following a narrow 6-3 vote, with three policymakers pushing for a rate increase. Volatile energy prices and inflation remain key concerns.
Moneyfacts reports UK residential mortgage product options have risen above 7,000 for the first time since March 2026, with fixed rates falling for a second consecutive month.
Families in London and the South East paid £3.3 billion in inheritance tax in 2023/24, accounting for 46% of the UK total, according to HMRC figures.
StrideUp has expanded its buy-to-let purchase plan criteria, now accepting HMOs with up to 12 bedrooms and MUFBs with up to 10 units, and increased its maximum financing limit to £2.5m.
Lester Aldridge LLP has become an associate member of the Bridging & Development Lenders Association (BDLA), which now has 48 associate members.
LendInvest has provided £3.51 million in development finance for converting a former NHS building in Bromley into 16 residential flats, completing the deal in 6.5 weeks.
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee has held the base rate at 3.75%, with the market anticipating possible future increases. The decision aims to manage inflation amid ongoing economic uncertainty.
Investec Bank has provided a £19.25 million loan to Barwood for a 233-bed student accommodation scheme in Edgbaston, Birmingham, involving both heritage refurbishment and new-build elements.
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