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What’s on in London- March 2025

March in London is when the city sheds its winter chill and comes alive with cultural and sporting events. As the days get longer, the parks start to blossom, and the city’s lively energy becomes noticeable. Whether you live here or are just visiting, there are plenty of activities to engage in fully. And to …

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How Stamp Duty is changing in 2025

With the temporary relief for home purchases coming to an end soon, many are asking when is Stamp Duty changing. Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) rates in the UK will change for all property completions starting 1st April 2025. However, these changes aren’t new or unprecedented. In fact, they are just a continuation of the …

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New year, new home – Best home improvements to add value to your London property

With improved stock availability and further rate cuts expected this year, leading London property portals like Rightmove and Zoopla have predicted 2025 to be a buyer’s market. The growing competition from new builds means existing owners looking to resell their properties must make certain upgrades before listing or approaching an agent. Here are a few …

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Navigating the leasehold system in the UK – What buyers should know

Property buyers in London and across the UK (except Scotland) make an important decision when buying a new home. Whether a property is freehold or leasehold will determine the rights of its new owner and the dues that are payable. While freehold properties give buyers complete ownership of the building and the land it sits …

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A guide to buying property in London’s most historic neighbourhoods

London has a glorious past which shines through its architectural marvels spread across some of the most affluent and sought-after areas.

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Instant 8% increase in rent after property makeover in Hammersmith

Earning yields of up to 6% in the outskirts of London is a great achievement. For more central areas such as Hammersmith, it’s truly incredible. But that’s exactly what Benham and Reeves have helped an overseas landlord achieve with the simple makeover of a 2-bed, 2-bath flat in Sovereign Court. Benham and Reeves has been …

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What is the Renters’ Rights Bill and how we support London landlords

These significant changes to the private rented sector are incredibly worrying for landlords with properties in London and the UK – these reforms aim to provide better protection and a good standard of accommodation for tenants – Benham and Reeves landlords need not worry as we are here to help clients navigate the new legislation as well as new and old regulations.

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What makes the UAE’s Golden Visa a powerful document for foreign nationals?

More than 85% of the UAE’s population is made up of foreign nationals and expatriates who contribute significantly to the country’s GDP of nearly £400bn.

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Selling your London property: Top 10 tips for a quick sale

Property sellers in London have a better chance to get their asking price when the market sees more buyer activity owing to favourable buying conditions such as interest rate cuts and moderate levels of inflation.

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What is the process of buying a property in the UK?

The UK and its capital have proven to be a haven for domestic and overseas property investors for a long time. Whether it is resilience in the wake of global economic challenges or stable growth combined with promising returns through rental income and capital appreciation, the UK is one of the most favoured destinations for property investment worldwide.

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Right to rent in the UK: A comprehensive guide

The Home Office introduced Right to Rent checks under the Immigration Act 2014 to restrict rental accommodation to those without legal immigration status in England.

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Navigating the Renters’ Reform Bill: Key changes landlords need to know

The private rental sector in the UK has undergone significant changes in recent years, with more individuals opting to rent rather than buy homes. While this trend has resulted in greater flexibility for tenants, it has also raised concerns about tenant rights and protections.

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