The Conveyancing Association (CA), the leading representative body for the conveyancing industry, has today (20th…
After the lead-up to the end of March and the shift in stamp duty thresholds, the entire sector could be forgiven for taking a deep breath and resetting itself for the rest of the year to come.
Questions remain about how impactful the first few months of 2025 will be on activity for the rest of the year, but anecdotally at least, levels appear to be holding up and certainly the market is likely to benefit from both Bank Base Rate and mortgage product rates continuing to shift downwards.
At the same time the sector is moving forward with its process improvements for home buying and selling and Beth’s recent article in Mortgage Solutions covers this very well. Also, do not forget that the latest iteration of the BASPI is now available, further details on this in the news stories below.
Further details of all coverage in April can be found below:
1st April
Kensington and Chelsea Council admits it bought unsafe homes for Grenfell survivors while in a rush – comments from Beth Rudolf
17th April
The sector is on the cusp of a new digital era for property information – Beth Rudolf article
25th April