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There’s no denying it — being a property entrepreneur in the UK right now isn’t for the faint-hearted. Rising interest rates, tighter regulations, and shrinking margins have turned what was once seen as an easy route to wealth into a test of resilience and strategy. But challenge always brings opportunity. The property market rewards those…
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The UK property market is under pressure. Supply is tight, regulatory burdens are rising, and some investors are pulling back. But even in this environment, there are real opportunities — if you know where to look and how to act. One of the most powerful levers I’ve found as a property investor and operator is…
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For me, the Northern Powerhouse has never just been a political soundbite. It’s a once-in-a-generation opportunity to rebalance the UK economy — and property is absolutely central to making that happen. As someone who’s spent decades working across the Northern property market, from Liverpool and Manchester to Salford and Bolton, I’ve seen first-hand how the…
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The UK property market is far from uniform. While some cities are slowing, hotspots like Brighton & Hove and Edinburgh are pulling ahead — fuelled by lifestyle appeal, strong demand, and limited supply. For buyers and sellers alike, these areas offer opportunity, but also risks that require careful navigation.
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Britain’s housing crisis won’t be solved by recycled targets or empty slogans. The real obstacles are slow planning, idle public land, sidelined small builders, underfunded infrastructure, and centralised decision-making. Breaking the deadlock means bold reform — and the courage to finally deliver the homes we need.
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Picking the right estate agent can make all the difference to your property journey. From local knowledge to clear communication and transparent fees, here are five qualities that will help you choose with confidence — and avoid costly mistakes.
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Britain’s rental market is under pressure — demand is rising, but supply is falling short. Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) are proving to be one of the strongest solutions, offering affordable, flexible housing while delivering resilient returns for landlords. Done right, they could be the backbone of a stronger, fairer rental sector.
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The UK housing shortage is squeezing tenants and landlords alike — but it also presents a rare window of opportunity. By reimagining underused properties, leveraging HMOs, and building smarter partnerships, property entrepreneurs can not only weather the crisis but turn it into a launchpad for long-term growth.