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Since 2011, the popularity of shared ownership properties has grown by over 130% according to recent research.
In 2016, the number of applications for Home Purchase Plans (HPPs) and Buy To Let Purchase Plans (BTLPP) from Al Rayan Bank reached a record high.
According to recent research, just under half of estate agents (47%) have observed a growth in the number of first-time buyers receiving financial support from family members.
Described as helping the “homeowners of tomorrow”, the recently released Housing White Paper outlines the government’s long-term plan to deal with the UK’s housing crisis.
A man who purchased a flat has discovered that his ground rent would cost £1.3bn over the course of the whole lease.
If a set of proposals by the Land Registry are approved, paper property deeds may finally be replaced by electronic documents.
Having just opened two new offices in January, leading Leeds firm Ison Harrison has got 2017 off to a positive start.
Released on Tuesday (07/02/17), the Housing White Paper was published with an aim to set out a long-term plan for the housing supply in the UK.
An appointment, promotion and relocation have taken a South West law firm to the next stage of its growth.
Following the loss of a legal challenge from environmentalists, fracking is set to go ahead in North Yorkshire.
A lack of suitable smaller homes is stopping potential downsizers from making the move.
Land Registry have highlighted the importance of user feedback when a new service is being introduced.
By launching a new Harrogate office specialising in conveyancing, one of Yorkshire’s most established law firms has broken new ground.
In the lead up to the housing White Paper being released, ministers have stated that England’s housing market is “broken”.
First mentioned in the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond’s Autumn Statement 2016, a housing White Paper was set to be published, detailing a long-term plan for UK housing supply.
When it comes to finalising a house purchase, being beaten at the last minute by a fellow prospective buyer has been highlighted as a nationwide issue.
Recent research has indicated that shared ownership is one of the main ways of getting on to the housing ladder.
Following a successful earlier collaboration, LMS has extended its partnership with Leeds Building Society.
A sole practitioner who failed to complete background checks on employees has been suspended after they turned out to be criminals.
According to the Law Society, providing clients with raw regulatory data on legal firms could undermine their ability to exercise informed choice as well as causing them to be misled.
Available exclusively for self-employed borrowers, a newly revised range of mortgages have recently been released by Newcastle Intermediaries.
In order for advisers to manage client cases and conveyancing quotes more easily, Mortgage Brain – the technology and software solutions expert – has announced a number of enhancements will be made to its online
Despite suffering a loss in the weeks surrounding the EU referendum, housebuilder Crest Nicholson has hit its sales target of £1 billion.
According to recent research, mortgage approvals during December 2016 reached an 8-year peak of 47,721, the highest monthly figure since October 2008.
According to the head of one of the world’s biggest property groups, stamp duty is making the UK’s housing crisis worse
According to the latest research, the annual rate of house price growth has fallen to the lowest level since November 2015.
Onerous and complex leasehold terms could have a major impact on a generation of home buyers.
Yesterday (30/01/17), HSBC announced that sole practitioners accredited under the Law Society’s Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS) will be able to act on a wider range of properties.
For unmarried couples who cohabit, care should be taken when entering discussions regarding their property and its ownership.
In a recent judgement, a firm which was the victim of identity fraud has been ordered to pay over £1 million, putting conveyancers on high alert.
Along three main Southern rail routes, only four locations saw price increases over 1.3% according to recent research,
Following on from the SRA’s initial proposal for legal price publication, Crispin Passmore has stated that conveyancing may be one of the first legal areas to be subject to the new conditions.