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Fall-throughs hit housing market for £1bn annually

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By Louise Taylor, Linz Darlington, Lilly Partin
| LondonlovesProperty
The latest Fall-Through Index by the House Buyer Bureau has revealed that the number of fall-throughs in the UK fell by -25% in the final quarter of 2025, but the estimated total cost incurred still stood at £218.3m in those three months alone, pushing the total cost for the year to over £1bn.
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Property flipping slumps to a decade low as tax and weak growth squeeze profits

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By Louise Taylor, Lilly Partin, Linz Darlington
| LondonlovesProperty
The number of homes being “flipped” within a year has fallen to its lowest level in more than a decade, as higher taxes and subdued house price growth dampen investor appetite. Analysis by Hamptons shows that just 10,570 homes in England and Wales were bought and resold within 12 months in 2025—down sharply from 21,520 in 2016. Flipping now accounts for only 1.5 per cent of all housing transactions, compared with 2.0 per cent a year earlier, marking the lowest proportion since 2013.
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From 1st May, you’re no longer just renting a room

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By Louise Taylor
| LondonlovesProperty
Renters’ rights will change fundamentally on 1st May 2026 when the first parts of the Renters’ Rights Act come into force. The once-in-a-generation shift has been long awaited, yet not all renters are up to speed with what the changes mean for them. Graham Hayward, Managing Director at UK rental services provider Housing Hand, comments: “From 1st May, you’re no longer just renting a room.
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