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About us
Born in May 2012, Property Reporter is an online news service for the UK property industry, reaching over 37,000 industry individuals every day through our website and daily newsletters. Our readers are a mixture of landlords, letting agents, investors and other property professionals from across all sectors of the housing industry including; mortgages, residential and commercial lettings, property management, solicitors, technology, equity release, investments, construction and estate agents. We know our readers want to form (and often share) their own opinions, so we simply report the news and let them do just that. Our readers are the experts and part of Property Reporter's ethos has always been to bring them the facts and nothing else. We send out daily newsletters to make sure our readers are kept informed of all the latest developments in the industry, and we try and engage in discussion across a range of social media platforms – encouraging friendly debate about the industry is something we think is very important! As well as covering property news and comment, Property Reporter is also home to a number of independent bloggers from across the industry, all of whom provide unique news content for their specialist area. These include key decision makers for UK housing professionals, landlords, letting agents and industry bodies.
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- Headquarters
- Blackpool, England
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- Privately Held
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Updates
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Case study: Aspen Bridging completes £3m Bridge-to-Let in under one month https://lnkd.in/eKGhcPCA
Case study: Aspen completes £3m Bridge-to-Let in under one month
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Government must build ten times more social homes a year by 2028 to hit housing targets https://lnkd.in/eHfN2JQ2
Government must build ten times more social homes a year by 2028 to hit housing targets
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Case study: Blend Network completes £3.4m funding for new build development in Cornwall https://lnkd.in/eDx-Ws3e
Case study: BLEND completes £3.4m funding for new build development in Cornwall
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Lenders are currently holding back from aggressively competing on mortgage rates, largely due to the uncertainty that comes with an Autumn Budget announcement, according to Octane Capital https://lnkd.in/eNVr5aNh
Rates predicted to fall once Budget uncertainty is over
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Over three-quarters of landlords are concerned that potential tax increases revealed in tomorrow's Budget could adversely affect their investments, according to a new survey by Butterfield Mortgages Limited https://lnkd.in/eUSpEc_Y
Looming Budget driving a rise in landlords seeking help with tax and regulatory reforms
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Despite recent announcements of a £500m housing package as part of the Affordable Homes Programme, there remains a pressing need for a range of Budget initiatives to drive greater housing growth, argues Lawrence Turner, director at Boyer https://lnkd.in/extZJzqs
How will tomorrow's Budget impact planning and development?
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What the Chancellor should consider to better support landlords and tenants in the budget: National Residential Landlords Association - NRLA https://lnkd.in/eHJNWNNh
What the Chancellor should consider to better support landlords and tenants in the budget: NRLA
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Ahead of tomorrow's budget, Propertymark, the professional body for estate and letting agents has outlined how the government can help landlords cut costs and meet the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards https://lnkd.in/ek24jj-j
Government urged to focus on Stamp Duty reform and support for landlords in the budget
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Buy-to-let fixed rates are currently at their lowest since the start of September 2022, according to the latest analysis by Moneyfactscompare https://lnkd.in/e25-gK9E
Buy-to-let rates remain at two-year low as landlords brace for Budget
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