July 8, 2026

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Major home buying and selling changes: what you need to know

Daunting discoveries, expensive delays and the potential for buyers to back out – buying a home in England and Wales is a difficult and stressful process for many.   To combat this, the government has announced a series of reforms that aim to cut buying times by around four weeks, save first-time buyers an average

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How efficient installation timelines are reshaping property maintenance strategies

How efficient installation timelines are reshaping property maintenance strategies For institutional landlords and property managers overseeing multi-unit portfolios, maintenance delays are no longer just an operational headache—they are a direct threat to net operating income. While property acquisition promises steady revenue on paper, the operational reality of managing those assets tells a different story. According

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Property asking prices see biggest June drop in 14 years as buyers have the upper hand

Property asking prices have seen their biggest June drop in 14 years, according to Rightmove. The typical asking price of a newly-listed home fell by £2,113 or 0.6 per cent between 10 May and 6 June, according to the property portal. It means the average newly listed home is now £376,191, down from a record high

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Households warned over summer habit that could cause long-term property damage

There are some habits which people pick up in the summer months that could cause long-term damage to your home. Throwing open all the doors can cool, your home – but it might damage it too(Image: Getty) Warmer weather and the summer season alter how households use their living spaces. With extended daylight hours, residents

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It’s easier to do business in China than London

AEG, the operator of Olympia’s new music venue British Airways ARC, has been told it must stop playing music at 10.30pm. Mr Hitchcox called for reforms to stamp duty, which he said is making London’s properties deeply unattractive to buyers and warned that policies towards non-domiciled residents were driving entrepreneurs away from the city. His

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Propurti Geeks Incorporated Celebrates Successful Launch of AI-Powered Property Management Platform at MacEwan University

Edmonton-born PropTech company draws property managers, investors, real estate operators, technology leaders, government representatives, academia, community leaders, and media to unveil the future of AI-assisted property operations EDMONTON, Alberta, June 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Propurti Geeks Incorporated successfully launched Propurti, its AI-powered property management and real estate operations platform, before a large and highly engaged

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Property firm adds to its industrial and logistics mix with £6m Senator Point deal

X Register for free to receive latest news stories direct to your inbox Register Leeds property company, Potter Space, has completed its £6m acquisition of Senator Point, a 67,000 sq ft multi‑let industrial estate in Knowsley, Merseyside, marking another step in the company’s ongoing strategy to grow the value of its industrial and logistics (I&L)

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Sidmouth detached property on market for less than £1M

The five-bedroom property sits on Regency Gate in Sidmouth, close to The Byes countryside park and within easy reach of the town centre. The house has a split-level design, spread across two floors, and boasts versatile accommodation. The sitting room, described as impressive by Redferns Estate Agents, opens onto a balcony with views across the

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What National Audit Office report reveals about royals’ property affairs | Monarchy

1. Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie The daughters of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, who do not perform royal duties, live rent free in occupied royal palaces. Rent on Beatrice’s St James’s Palace apartment is currently set at 68% of open market value. Rent on Eugenie’s Ivy Cottage at Kensington Palace is set at 64%. King Charles pays

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Property auctions now generate four times more complaints than standard sales

Home auction sales are sparking a disproportionately high number of disputes, the Property Ombudsman warns. Last year, auction sales comprised of around 2 per cent of residential property sales across Britain.  Yet auction sale problems accounted for 9 per cent of residential sales complaints and 5 per cent of all complaints received by TPO in

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