From a new £2m+ mansion tax to income tax hikes for landlords, the Autumn Budget 2025 is set to reshape parts of the property market. We break down what these changes could mean for your next mortgage move or property investment.
Moving From ‘E’ to ‘C’: Why The Race To Climb The EPC Ratings Starts Now For Landlords
Current legislation means that if a property doesn't have a valid Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of ‘E’ or above, then it cannot legally be let. With soaring energy prices a real problem for all of us, an energy efficient home is now on a higher proportion of prospective tenants' wish lists. Not only are we all becoming (rightfully) more environmentally aware when it comes to our properties, but for tenants, a higher EPC rating means lower bills, a decrease in the risk of mould and a warmer place to live.


