NSW Proposes £55,000 Fines for Estate Agents Underquoting Properties
NSW government proposes A$110,000 fines for estate agents underquoting properties, mandatory price guides on listings to increase transparency for buyers.
Category : Property
122 New Homes Approved Near Llangynwyd
Bridgend County Borough Council has approved plans for 122 new homes on land southwest of Pont Rhyd-y-Cyff, Llangynwyd, developed by Persimmon Homes.
Wilko store demolition and car park redevelopment in Carmarthen
Carmarthenshire Council will demolish the former Wilko store and redevelop the car park at Friars Park, costing £2.5m fully funded by Welsh Government grant.
Trump’s Economic Shocks Derail UK Property Sector
US President Donald Trump’s economic policies are causing a sharp slowdown in UK construction, with major project values dropping by over a third, according to Glenigan.
Warblington Castle with Henry VIII Ties up for Sale at £2.25m
Warblington Castle in Hampshire, with 15th-century ruins and a storied past involving Henry VIII, listed for £2.25 million.
Parking Disputes on the Rise: Know Your Legal Rights
Neighbour parking disputes are rising across the UK. Learn your legal rights on public roads, private driveways, and how to resolve conflicts without legal trouble.
Trump's Gaza Riviera Plan Sparks Outrage Amid Blair's Leaked White House Visit
Trump's Gaza Riviera plan faces global backlash; Tony Blair's leaked White House meeting raises questions about UK involvement.
Bruno Fernandes earns £9.5m from image rights, contract uncertain
Bruno Fernandes earned over £9 million from image rights last season. Manchester United have no immediate plans to offer a new contract despite not wanting to lose him.
Constitutional Buildings to become hotel and restaurant
Plans have been submitted to convert the former Constitutional Club in Aberdare into a 15-unit apart-hotel with a restaurant and bar, according to a design and access statement.
'House burping' gains traction as free method to combat winter condensation
Free 'house burping' method—briefly opening windows daily—gains attention as effective way to reduce winter condensation, damp and mould in UK homes.
Scottish Mansion on Kintyre Beach Listed for £2.1M
A 13-bedroom Victorian mansion on the Kintyre peninsula with direct beach access and three additional dwellings is on the market for offers over £2.1 million.
Postcode switch could save homebuyers thousands
Moving to a neighbouring postcode cuts the average purchase price by 28%, Lloyds research reveals, with savings of over £140,000 in some areas.
Neighbouring postcode savings up to 47% for homebuyers
New research by Lloyds finds homebuyers can save an average of 28% by looking at neighbouring postcodes, with the biggest saving in the North East at 47%.
Lloyds Study: Home Buyers Save by Neighbouring Postcodes
Lloyds analysis reveals home buyers could save an average of 28% by choosing neighbouring postcodes, with savings up to 47% in some regions like the North East.
Middlesbrough Most Affordable Town for First-Time Buyers
Middlesbrough in North Yorkshire is the UK's most affordable town for first-time buyers, with average house prices of £123,831 — £248,528 below the national average.
Man Utd sign Swansea goalkeeper Kit Margetson
Manchester United have signed Wales under-21 goalkeeper Kit Margetson from Swansea City after the clubs agreed a compensation package for the 20-year-old.
Dad ordered to demolish memorial summerhouse for son who died of diabetes
Bruce Clegg built a memorial summerhouse for his son Nathaniel, who died from diabetes complications. Wakefield council has ordered its demolition for safety reasons.
Burnham fuels fears of £7.5bn property tax on London
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has fueled fears of a new property tax that could add £7.5 billion to Londoners' bills, endorsing Rachel Reeves' council tax reforms as a 'start'.
UK's First Secure School to Revolutionise Youth Justice
Oasis Restore, the UK's first secure school, will replace youth jails with education and rehabilitation, opening November next year.
Zoom sales surge as pandemic drives demand for remote work
Zoom reports a 30-fold increase in usage and tripling paid subscribers due to pandemic, forecasting $1.8bn sales.
Rent history ignored in mortgage affordability checks, expert says
Thousands of renters are being refused mortgages they could afford because lenders focus on payslips over rent records, says property expert Patricia Ogunfeibo.
What the Law Says About Cat Fouling in Your Garden
Cats have a legal right to roam, so owners aren't liable for fouling. Experts advise talking to neighbours and using deterrents rather than legal action.
Nearly a million more young adults now live with parents, study finds
Civitas study finds 3.4 million 20-34 year-olds live with parents, up from 2.4 million in 1997, highlighting UK housing crisis impact.
Liverpool Georgian Home with Period Charm Goes on Market for £695,000
Grade II-listed Edwardian home in Liverpool's Georgian Quarter, with period interiors and cathedral views, listed for £695,000.
Buying next door could save £142,000 in North East
A Lloyds study reveals that home buyers could save nearly £142,000 by choosing a neighbouring postcode in the North East, with Whitley Bay and Blyth showing a 47% price gap.
Midnight vacuuming sparks neighbour dispute
A man's upstairs neighbour vacuums at midnight, ignoring his polite requests to clean earlier, sparking online debate on Reddit.
Eddie Howe admits Newcastle hit by UEFA rules, signs young
Eddie Howe says Newcastle have taken a hit from UEFA rules, spending £112m on young players after selling Tonali and Gordon for £169m.
Celtic board on brink of ambition but big question marks remain
Celtic's board is close to completing ambitious transfers including £11m Kasper Hogh, but potential player departures could undermine progress.
Save £230,000 by moving to cheaper nearby postcodes
Lloyds Bank research reveals buyers can save over £230,000 by moving to postcodes next to Britain's most expensive areas, with savings up to 47%.
Airbnb blamed for housing crisis in Cape Town as middle class feels the squeeze
Cape Town's housing crisis deepens as Airbnb is blamed for rising costs, with property prices up 31% and over 400,000 on social housing waiting lists.
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