In this month's edition, we start off with the news that the Government will allow international students a two-year visa on graduation, which comes as excellent news for the capital's rental market.
It's been an encouraging month for the market too, with house prices rising at their fastest rate in three months and the ongoing Brexit turmoil providing people with an opportunity to get involved with purchasing and selling property.
Elsewhere, we ponder if it's worth paying your mortgage off early, we provide top tips if you're looking to convert your loft and finally, we take a look at why stamp duty reform could bring landlords back into the market.
Bernadette Teuma
Director
Coldwell Banker Southbank
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For some of us, a great option to increase the floorspace in our homes is to move upwards into the loft area.
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The UK government has announced a reversal of policy to allow international students a two-year visa to stay in the country upon graduating from a British university.
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New research has shown that one in six of us who have purchased a property will be over 65 by the time the mortgage is fully paid off.
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Mortgage lender Nationwide has indicated that house prices in August rose at the fastest annual pace in three months, with prices rising 0.6% year-on-year.
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Proposed reforms to stamp duty could offer dividends for the property market, with buy-to-let landlords set to reap the benefits.
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It’s been another period of gigantic upheaval in British politics in regard to Brexit, with Parliament now suspended and the dreaded No Deal scenario now outlawed on the departure date of October 31st.
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