New analysis claims to have revealed the “rampant hypocrisy” of attacks on the holiday let industry.
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New analysis claims to have revealed the “rampant hypocrisy” of attacks on the holiday let industry.
Enquiries for advice ahead of incoming tax changes for furnished holiday lets are on the rise, according to Handelsbanken Wealth & Asset Management.
A new study using ONS data has revealed the areas in England and Wales with the highest number of holiday homes.
The average holiday let owner now earns an estimated £24,500 per year, according to new data from Sykes.
The lender has also cut fees across its product range
The society has announced a number of rate reductions as well as withdrawing two 3-year products as it continues to adapt its offering to market demand.
A new study has revealed which UK towns make the most profit with holiday rentals.
The Society has liaised with the councils over the holiday lets restrictions, as it has sought to balance local housing needs with the economic benefits tourism can provide.
The recent changes to short-term lets will affect hundreds of thousands of landlords across the UK.
The specialist lender is reducing rates across most of its product range by up to 17bps.
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