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In a new report, the Centre for Economics and Business Research, one of the UK's most influential economics think tanks forcast a four year recovery in house prices starting later this year.
Over the past year supply has continued to drop, as demand increases according to the latest rental index from FindaProperty.
The perception of renting in the UK is changing.
The Buy to Let market has seen a gradual comeback since the beginning of the year with lenders looking to lend in this area once again.
As anticipated, the Government has announced plans to introduce measures that will place responsibility for improved energy efficiency of property in the Private Rental Sector on landlords.
It is my understanding, having spoken with the principal planning officer yesterday afternoon, that should the Article 4 directive secure approval in August 2011, the date by which you must have established use as C4 would be February 24th 2012.
A number of recent publications from economic think tanks and respected industry commentators are suggesting that there will be further adjustment in property values over the next few years.
With the average deposit figure now standing at £2,172, according to data from the Association of Residential Letting Agents the provision of inventories is more important than ever in the private rental sector.
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A recent survey of over 500 landlords carried out by insurance provider Endsleigh has found that residential landlords are overwhelmingly satisfied with the service they receive from their letting agent and find them an invaluable resource.
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