The proportion of landlords in central London who intend
to sell property has quadrupled since last year’s Budget, according to new
research from the National Landlords Association (NLA). Just four per cent of
landlords in central London had plans to sell property when surveyed before
last year’s Budget. However, the figure has almost quadrupled, rising to 19 per
cent, when surveyed in January this year. The 15 per cent increase in intention
to sell property is the highest witnessed across the UK over the last six
months. Landlords with property in the North East have seen the smallest
increase compared to other regions of the UK, rising from 17 per cent in June
to 24 per cent in January - (7 per cent rise). Read more on the NLA website.
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