Budget Countdown: 10 Potential Tax Hikes – and Why Investors Will Still Come Out Strong
The Government faces a “significant fiscal gap”, widely estimated at somewhere between £20 billion and £40 billion, and tax rises are firmly on the table. While no one outside the Treasury knows exactly what will be announced, several ideas keep coming up in discussions among commentators and policy watchers.
It’s a question that seems simple, but as he explains in the video “Don’t Buy in London”, the answer depends on what kind of investor you are – and whether you’re chasing convenience, or chasing returns.
24 Government Guides? No Thanks. Our Clients Skip the Stress.
The Government’s release of twenty-four separate guides explaining the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 has sent shockwaves through the landlord community. It marks one of the biggest regulatory shake-ups in decades – and for many landlords it comes with a heavy burden of paperwork, new processes, and stricter requirements.
October 2025 Property Prices – UK Housing Market Holds Firm
UK house prices have continued to climb even as political and economic uncertainty supposedly looms over the delayed Autumn Budget. October’s latest figures show that demand remains resilient, mortgage activity is holding steady, and prices continue to edge higher – defying forecasts of a slowdown.
Don’t Buy in London: The Truth About Where UK Property Returns Are Really Made
In the latest episode of Property Prognosis, Dr. T takes on one of the most common questions investors ask: “Where’s the best place to buy property in the UK?”
It’s a question that seems simple, but as he explains in the video “Don’t Buy in London”, the answer depends on what kind of investor you are – and whether you’re chasing convenience, or chasing returns.
Who Owns Britain? Dr.T Explains UK’s Property Ownership
In this latest Property Prognosis episode, Dr T breaks down the ownership of the UK’s 29 million homes and explains why the balance between homeowners, landlords, and corporations matters more than ever.