It's pretty hard to build a house without bricks and mortar so when the NAEA says there is a brick deficit of more than 1 billion bricks, alarm bells tend to start to ringing. They are even suggesting that the lack of bricks has contributed to rising house prices over the last ten years as demand continues to outstrip supply.
A-level results have just been released and you or your loved ones may well be heading off to university or going back for second year, out of halls and into a student house. Whether that's the case or it’s a simple move into a flat-share, NALS has some great advice to help you and anyone you know rent more safely.
Although London is often reported as ‘one market’, it really isn’t. From our analysis there are thousands of markets, just in Greater London, but we break this down for you into the 32 London Boroughs.
Although it’s too early to tell ‘what happens next’ after the Brexit vote, we have an idea of what’s transpired so far - and this will allow us to measure the impact of the vote (if any) and then help inform us for future shocks to the system and their effect on property prices and rents.
Latest property price and rental trends from property expert Kate Faulkner, showing national, regional and county trends whether they are going up, down or staying the same.
