The 2026 World Cup begins this week and stands as the largest tournament in the competition’s history, with 48 countries travelling to the United States to compete.
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Sir David Attenborough has recently celebrated his 100th birthday, marking a remarkable century of life from a broadcaster and naturalist who has spent more than 70 years inspiring the world to see nature differently. https://t.co/s9IAn3jsK2
#DavidAttenborough#Nature#Wildlife
Energy bills remain one of the most significant pressures on UK household budgets at present, and the home a person lives in has a substantial bearing on what they actually pay each year. https://t.co/WUbRP8D17Y
#EnergyBills#CostOfLiving#EnergyEfficiency#NewBuildHomes
In April, the average time it took to sell a home in the UK was 36 days — a slight improvement from the 38-day average seen during the first quarter of the year. https://t.co/2Ic6ly7BrP
The appeal of newly constructed homes continues to rise among prospective home movers, as evidenced by data from the Home Moving Trends Survey 2024. In 2025, 53% of respondents expressed a willingness to consider buying a new build.
#truuli#newbuild
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Over the past five years, average gross rental yields across England and Wales have consistently increased, reaching a peak of 7.2% in February 2025, compared to 6% in 2020
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The latest idea of “co-living” has emerged in the private rented sector. Whilst initially assumed to only attract younger demographics, statistics show an average resident age of 28 years old, with 70% of residents planning to stay for longer.
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The Spring Statement of 2025 presented a mixed economic outlook, with a significant downgrade in the UK’s growth forecast for 2025, halving to just 1%. However, a positive development emerged in the form of new housebuilding projections from the OBR.
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March traditionally marks a peak period for property sellers, and in 2025, the market has seen a significant increase in supply, reaching the highest level of competition in a decade.
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After years of high rental growth, the pace of increases in achieved rents for new market lets is slowing, with some markets experiencing this deceleration more rapidly than others.
#truuli#rentalgrowth
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The property market entered 2025 on solid foundations, with activity levels expected to strengthen over the year. Forecasts indicate that property prices will grow at a rate of 3.1% in 2025 and 3.7% in 2026
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A significant shift in housing affordability has emerged as rising rental prices have made homeownership, on average, 15% cheaper than renting, reversing a prior trend.
#truuli#firsttimebuyer#homeownership
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Spring brings a sense of renewal, not only in nature but also in the property market. When it comes to selling a home, February and March stand out as the best months to list. #truuli#sales#spring
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The number of first-time buyers entering the property market increased by 19% in 2024 compared to 2023, reaching 341,068. #truuli#firsttimebuyers
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Renter behaviours are shifting significantly. Renting is no longer seen solely as a temporary phase before homeownership but is increasingly becoming a long-term lifestyle choice.
#truuli#renting#landlords
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The mortgage market has seen a positive development as increased competition among lenders has led to interest rates dipping below 4%.
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