What 30 Years of Data Reveals About UK Property
UK house prices have risen in 25 of the past 30 years, showing the long-term resilience of the market. The picture becomes even stronger in northern England, where more homes have delivered consistent annual growth over the past five years than in London and southern regions.
Shares vs Property: The Smarter Route to Retirement Income
Shares and property offer very different routes to building wealth. We compare their risks, income potential and long-term benefits, and explain why affordable northern rental homes may appeal to investors seeking passive income and greater financial security.
England’s Property Boom Has Moved North. Here’s What the Latest Data Reveals
The latest official housing data reveals a major shift in England’s property market. While the North East and North West are leading the country for house price growth, London has become the weakest-performing English region. Discover what the latest UK House Price Index, Nationwide and Zoopla reports mean for investors, and why affordable northern property continues to offer compelling long-term opportunities for Find UK Property clients.
Propertymark: More Self-Managing Landlords Turning to Letting Agents After Renters’ Rights Act
Propertymark’s latest Housing Insight Report suggests growing numbers of self-managing landlords are now seeking professional management support as compliance obligations increase following the introduction of the Renters’ Rights Act.
The UK Housing Crisis Isn’t Going Away, And That Creates Long-Term Opportunities for Property Investors
The UK’s housing crisis continues to dominate political debate, but despite repeated promises from successive governments, the underlying problems remain unresolved.
Coming Next Month: £7,000 Landlord Fines For Non-Compliance And How Investors Can Avoid Them
What many initially saw as a routine administrative task has quickly evolved into a serious compliance requirement. Landlords are now legally obligated to provide every tenant with the official Renters’ Rights Act Information Sheet, with potential fines of up to £7,000 for failing to meet the correct standards