Time to climb down the property ladder

Article Abstract:

It is becoming increasingly common in the UK for people to decide to move from a large house to a smaller one as their lifestyle changes. Some people find that a smaller house is more suitable for their needs when their children leave home, and moving to a smaller house also raises funds for other purposes, such as purchasing a property abroad. Others may decide to move to a less fashionable area, where they can obtain a larger property. This is particularly suitable for people who work from home.

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Domestic bliss or disaster zone?

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The UK government's draft commonhold and leasehold reform Bill is discussed. This legislation will establish a new system of ownership 'commonhold,' with groups of people having the right to own their property's freehold and form a management firm to deal with the common areas. There will also be enhanced powers for leaseholders who wish to manage, but not buy.

Government regulation (cont), Real Estate, Real Estate and Rental and Leasing, Real estate industry, Landlord and tenant, Landlord-tenant relations

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Renters become pet detectives

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It is very difficult for pet owners to find accommodation to rent in London, England. Some observers believe that landlords will be forced to drop their opposition to pets as the market becomes more competitive.

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