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The British Mortgage Awards have recognised individual excellence in the mortgage industry for 20 years, with technology and regulation driving significant change.
The Scottish government has launched the First Homes Fund, offering first-time buyers a £10,000 deposit contribution on properties up to £300,000.
A report highlights claims that paying rent while saving for a deposit affects young adults, according to analysis by Bird & Co.
A study by Emoov finds that interest in becoming a buy-to-let landlord has dropped in nearly all major UK cities, with Cambridge as the only exception.
Sales of new-build homes to investor buyers have fallen significantly in the second quarter of 2026, according to Landlord Today.
PropTech firm Vinny has introduced a platform enabling prospective tenants to view rental properties unaccompanied, after booking a slot and self-vetting.
Knight Frank reports that parts of the UK rental market are already affected by the Renters Rights Act, with further concerns over possible tax changes under Andy Burnham.
Landlords could be required to pay tenants up to £25,000 if instructed by the Ombudsman, according to Landlord Today. No launch date for the scheme has been announced.
Letting Agent Today reports that the rental sector is preparing for potential tax changes and the impact of recent reforms, with the autumn Budget approaching.
A franchisee with seven offices has acquired an agency, gaining a significant lettings portfolio, according to Letting Agent Today.
Mortgage Strategy highlights three main liability risks for UK mortgage brokers: administrative errors, AI use, and treatment of vulnerable customers, as the market faces volatility.
Letting agents are being advised to guide landlords and tenants on managing overheating risks in rental homes, as highlighted by Propertymark and HHSRS rules.
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