What does the snap election mean for Property?
After Theresa May called a snap election on Tuesday, much of the country was in shock. Having had a few days to recover, …
Are vertical limits on construction holding back London?
Arthur investigates whether vertical limits on buildings to protect historical skylines are holding back development in …
Tenants want to be allowed more personalisation
Arthur investigates the growing trend in private rental tenants opting to do their own DIY at their own expense and its …
Arthur investigates Bristol’s housing crisis
Amidst the UK-wide trend of declining home ownership, diminishing social and council housing, and an ever-expanding priv …
Hot property in Lisbon, the Portuguese capital!
Arthur takes a brief look at why Lisbon is becoming increasingly popular as a destination for property investment…
Property prices are rising, or are they?
Arthur looks to dispel some of the myths and explain some of the numbers that have meant it appears the property market …
Older Homeowners to be offered incentives to downsize
With a changing demographic in the UK, Arthur takes a look at how the government is tackling this problem. The new gover …
Barking is the new buy-to-let investment hotspot
Arthur takes a look at Barking, its regeneration plans, and why it has been named London’s newest buy-to-let hotspot… A …
Property Sales slow, prices increase
Arthur takes a look at new research that suggests property sales are expected to slow, whilst the prices of properties a …
What Causes Landlords Stress?
With 7.2 million properties predicted to be rented by 2025, Arthur takes a look at the top three causes of stress for La …