By, Trevor Abrahmsohn, Glentree International

We should have known better.  When ‘two tier’ Kier Starmer, bare facedly, nicked over £100,000 of freebees and when questioned, reluctantly gave back a paltry £6000 with a look of distain and indignancy, we should have known that this wooden headed solicitor, who didn’t cover himself in glory at the CPS, was duplicitous in the extreme. Continue reading →

You couldn’t make it up! The government’s brand spanking new piece of legislation, i.e. The Renters Right’s Bill, and changes to the no-fault evictions just announced, will I’m afraid, sound the death knell for private landlords who have been teetering on the edge for some time now. Continue reading →

In a rising property market, the sun is always shining, and although I can’t say that transactions are not happening, there is still life out there and according to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), we may be in positive territory for the first time since October 2022.¹

It’s interesting to note that throughout the Election and beyond, trading in residential property was oblivious to the change from the political livery of Blue to Red, probably because the result was a self-fulfilling prophecy on the part of the Electorate. Continue reading →