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Five real estate opportunities to watch in 2026

The 2025 Autumn Budget offered limited stimulus for the housing market and, persistent headwinds such as sticky inflation, higher for longer interest rates, elevated construction costs, and slow planning processes continue to impact development viability. But there are still reasons for cautious optimism. The UK economy is forecast to grow by 1.4 per cent this year. This is expected to outperform the...

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NEW OPERATIONS DIRECTOR FOR ADDLIVING - STEPHEN WILSON JOINS RESIDENTIAL LETTINGS AND MANAGEMENT BUSINESS FROM TOUCHSTONE

The founders of Addington Capital, Martin Roberts and Matt Allen have recruited Stephen Wilson as the new Operations Director of Add Living, Addington’s sister residential lettings and management business.

Stephen joins AddLiving from Touchstone where he was as Associate Director, leading a team across multiple residential sites in London and the South East. Prior to that he was a...

Britain’s best buy-to-let investment locations for a high yield

Research by nationwide buy-to-let specialist, Sequre Property Investment , has revealed which major cities are home to the largest level of high yield rental homes, as well as which property type presents the best opportunity for a robust buy-to-let return.

Sequre Property Investment analysed current market stock looking at the level of high yield investment opportunities available...

The CHEAPEST cities in the UK to RENT an apartment

Stoke-on-Trent is the cheapest city for rent according to new data, whilst London is the most expensive  

Analysis reveals that Stoke-on-Trent is the cheapest city in the UK to rent an apartment with tenants paying £489.22 a month on average.  
Bradford and Sunderland are the second and third most affordable cities for tenants.   
London, Brighton and

The snagging app helping homebuyers and builders to eradicate the old age issue of new-build homes

Buying a new-build home can be daunting, and all too often homeowners can feel out of their depth without the right tools and support to help guide them through the process.

Not only are buyers being lumbered with homes that are unfit for sale and burdened with the responsibility of organising repairs - but developers are also affected, with snags leading to wasted resources, time,...

Carter Jonas Comments on the Introduction of Biodiversity Net Gain

On Wednesday 9 November, the Environment Bill passed into law, creating a statutory requirement that new development achieves a minimum 10% biodiversity net gain (BNG).

Kieron Gregson, Associate Partner and Mark Russell, Partner and Natural Capital Lead at national property consultancy Carter Jonas, comment on the change and its impact on planning and development.

“The...

PRINTWORKS PROVIDES PURCHASERS WITH RARE CENTRAL READING RESIDENCY

Regularly voted as one of the best places to work in the UK [1] - it is clear to see why Reading is in such high demand. This well-planned town is an increasing hub of service sector job opportunities, with titans of the industry Microsoft and The Oracle having their UK headquarters in the area. Combined with its growing selection of good schools and excellent transport links, Reading has...

West Country housebuilder appoints new Managing Director

Award-winning West Country housebuilder Devonshire Homes has appointed a new Managing Director. Angus Cook has taken the reins at the firm, which is based in Tiverton and has been building homes across the South West since 1992.

With over 20 years’ experience in residential development, Angus, 45, joins from Bewley Homes where he was the Land and Planning Director. Angus has...

Twickenham Film Studios planning development construction

Boyer achieves Planning Consent for The Transformation of Twickenham Film Studios

National planning consultancy Boyer , part of the Leaders Romans Group , has secured a resolution to grant planning permission for the transformative redevelopment of Twickenham Film Studios in west London, enabling it to compete in the global market, provide additional local employment and significantly extend its integration within the local community.

The...

Half of homebuyers would pay less for a brownfield new-build

The latest research from Warwick Estates reveals that while the majority of homebuyers would be undeterred about buying a brownfield new-build, more than half would want to pay less because it was developed on a brownfield site.

With the government finally turning their attention to brownfield sites to help solve the housing crisis, an estimated 160,000 new brownfield homes could...

Where can homebuyers find the biggest asking price reductions?

The latest research by Birmingham estate and lettings agent, Barrows and Forrester , reveals where homebuyers can cash in on the biggest asking price reductions in an otherwise red hot housing market.

Barrows and Forrester analysed current property listings for homes that have seen an asking price reduction to highlight which regions currently offer the biggest discount.

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