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Tenant Insight 2022

It has been two years since the start of the pandemic, and two years now of living and working in very different ways (for many, although by no means all). We therefore thought this is a good time to revisit and update our regular Tenant Survey, to help us understand whether our tenants are indeed living and working in new ways.

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Residential Market Update - August 2022

The robust 0.5% GDP growth in May surprised many, particularly following a fall of 0.2% the previous month. But May is already more than eight weeks ago and the more timely data from the manufacturing and construction sectors show that production declined in June

Residential Briefing Note - July 2022

GDP growth for May was a pleasing surprise of +0.5%, with each of the main sectors posting expansion.

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Residential Market Update - July 2022

Interest rates rose again in June, inflation hit another record high and monthly GDP fall for the second month in a row.

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Carter Jonas responds to the Rental Reform White Paper

We consider the key features of the Government's long-awaited Rental Reform White Paper.

Residential Briefing Note - June 2022

It has been another busy, albeit slightly discouraging month for UK economic data: interest rates rose again, increasing 25 basis points to 1.25% as the Bank of England tries to tame rising in inflation which hit 9.1% in May.

The end of Help to Buy

With the applications deadline now just months away, we discuss the implications and alternatives for first time buyers.

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Residential Market Update - June 2022

Rising interest rates, higher energy prices, increasing costs of living and high levels of inflation are dominating the economic landscape across the UK.

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Residential Briefing Note - May 2022

Rising interest rates, higher energy prices, increasing costs of living and high levels of inflation are dominating the economic landscape across the UK.

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Residential Market Update - May 2022

Despite the Bank of England’s decision to increase interest rates, home buyer demand and activity in the housing sales market remains elevated.

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