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Partnership completes 6-day property transaction

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By Liz Morrell Verified
| Property Investor Today Verified
A collection of partners – including ONP Solicitors (part of Movera), iamproperty Group and Connells Group – say they have completed a property transaction in only six days from receipt of the draft contract pack, marking the partnership’s fastest completion of a mortgage transaction. The purchase involved a six-bedroom, five-bathroom terraced property in Swansea bought via the iamproperty modern method of auction.
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BTR starts on site down 79%

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By Liz Morrell Verified
| Property Investor Today Verified
Starts on site for new BTR homes fell 79% across the UK in the year to June 2026, according to the latest delivery statistics prepared by Savills on behalf of Real Estate:UK. It marks one of the biggest falls in BTR development commencements, with on site starts falling 84% outside of the capital. On schemes currently under construction, nationally the number of homes fell by 21% in Q2 2026 compared to Q2 2025, with London experiencing a more substantial drop (27%) than the regions (19%).
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‘First-time buyers need more support’ – HBF

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By Liz Morrell Verified
| Property Investor Today Verified
The Home Builders Federation has renewed its calls for the government to publish its commissioned evaluation of the Help to Buy scheme, which ran from 2013-2022, and to announce a replacement after highlighting the benefits of the scheme in a new report, The Payback for Good Report. Meanwhile, the Government-commissioned evaluation of the scheme was completed earlier this year and presented to ministers but has not yet been published.
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