Yes, that’s correct. On average, since the start of the turn of the millennium, homeowners in the Bath area have seen gains at an average of 8% growth year-on-year. A ‘steady as she goes’ restriction in house price increase has been seen over the last few years since the pandemic hit, and this is likely
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Hello and welcome back to the RESIDE blog! This month Toby brings you all the latest market updates from Bath here at RESIDE, and also lets us know a bit more about the on going saga of the Renters Reform Bill. Key takeaways from this months update: In other news, we would like to welcome
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Everything you need to know about the Bath rental market in January 2022. This month: just how bad is the Bath property shortage? Tenant demand has far exceeded property supply for the last 12 months, but just what is the extent of this property shortage? As Reside’s Toby Martin discusses in the above video, the number of
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Reside General Manager Toby Martin explains the impact of the government’s new debt relief initiative. May was Mental Health Awareness Month, a very apt time for the government to launch the Debt Respite Scheme, also known as ‘Breathing Space’. The purpose of the scheme is to provide a temporary period of respite from creditor action
General Manager Toby Martin rounds up the month of May, with news of new notice periods for landlords, the Queen’s Speech and more. Reduced Landlord Notice Periods As of the 1st of June 2021, notice periods for landlords have decreased from six to four months. The government temporarily increased notice periods to six months in
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