Newspage Raws
Questions we’ve put to Newspage’s experts, with their answers. Search by keyword or topic and by date, newest or most answered first.
8 Raws in property damage
· 4 expert responses
House prices down
Annual house price growth has fallen flat on its face, according to official data published today . Average UK house prices remained unchanged (0.0%), at £268,000, in the 12 months to March 2026, down from 1.7%, in the…
- property
- mortgages
- House prices
- House prices
- Housing market
- Housing market
- residential property
- residential property
- property finance
- Macroeconomics
- commercial property
- commercial property
- expat mortgages
- foreign national mortgages
- landlords
- rental market
- property management
- holiday lets
- property porn
- planning
- property damage
- rip-off landlords
- commercial office space
- office working
- surveying
- office leasing
- office space
- office rentals
· 3 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
One AI data centre will produce 23 atomic bombs worth of heat a day, physics professor claims
AN ENORMOUS new AI data centre that has been approved would dump the heat equivalent to 23 atomic bombs per day into the environment, a physics professor has claimed. The Stratos Project would be three times the size of…
- business
- management
- environment
- independent business
- bad business practice
- human resources
- innovation
- innovation
- artisan
- consumer rights
- corporate guff
- Communities
- local authorities
- industries
- society
- headhunting
- nature
- land management
- weather
- science
- AI
- Business finance
- SME finance
- corporate governance
- business wellbeing
- bank issues
- business rates
- purpose-led business
- construction
- manufacturing
- property damage
- community interest company
- social enterprise
- broken society
- consumer scams
- council fails
- culture
- Fractional service provider
- climate change
- engineering
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- hacked
- services
- decarbonisation
- fraud
- telecoms
- oceans
- physics
- rip-offs
- social norms
- astrophysics
- biology
- council workers
- fallen trees
- holiday nightmares
- mobile
- recycling
- rough seas
- scientific research
- sunrises
- sunsets
- chemistry
- culture wars
- extreme weather
- floods
- life sciences
- pharmaceuticals
- sewage
- upcycling
- WDN
- earthquakes
- pot holes
- semiconductors
· 5 expert responses
Renters' Rights Act becomes law: "The independent landlord is no more"
“The independent landlord is no more”, one conveyancer has claimed, as England’s 11 million private renters were granted the most significant increase to their rights in a generation last night when the government’s…
- property
- mortgages
- House prices
- Housing market
- residential property
- residential property
- property finance
- commercial property
- expat mortgages
- expat mortgages
- foreign national mortgages
- landlords
- landlords
- rental market
- property management
- property management
- holiday lets
- property porn
- property porn
- planning
- property damage
- rip-off landlords
- rip-off landlords
· 8 expert responses
Do these SIMPLE things to sell your home fast without spending a fortune
PROPERTY experts have shared their low-cost tips for people to get their homes ready for sale, from refreshing grout, changing lightbulbs and simple decluttering, to adding house plants, weeding the drive and painting…
- property
- mortgages
- House prices
- House prices
- Housing market
- Housing market
- residential property
- residential property
- commercial property
- commercial property
- expat mortgages
- foreign national mortgages
- landlords
- rental market
- property management
- property management
- holiday lets
- property porn
- property porn
- planning
- property damage
- rip-off landlords
- DIY nightmares
· 8 expert responses
"The Government is playing semantics here to simply justify another stealth tax"
As an aside to the potential NI levy on rental income that the Government is apparently considering, we're keen to drill down into whether rental income may justifiably constitute ‘unearned revenue’. After all, someone…
- politics
- property
- mortgages
- land management
- House prices
- Housing market
- residential property
- residential property
- property finance
- commercial property
- commercial property
- landlords
- landlords
- rental market
- property management
- property management
- property law
- property porn
- property porn
- UK politics
- planning
- property damage
- Geopolitics
- rip-off landlords
- International politics
- Labour Party
- Labour Party
- Conservative Party
- European politics
- politicians
- confrontations
- Liberal Democrats
- Marxism
- politicians spotted
- linguistics
· 4 expert responses
Of councils, property, planning and Google Earth
A journalist at the Mail Online is writing a piece TODAY on how Google Street View / Google Earth can sometimes be used to win or contest planning battles, and for examples of how the council can use it against people.…
- financial services
- property
- mortgages
- mortgages
- technology
- insurance
- crypto
- bridging finance
- House prices
- Housing market
- residential property
- residential property
- Financial Advice
- investments
- property finance
- property finance
- financial planning
- equity release
- pensions
- Macroeconomics
- commercial property
- commercial property
- wealth management
- AI
- life insurance
- wealth manager
- equities
- economics
- forex
- landlords
- IFA
- impact investing
- savings
- rental market
- cyber security
- cyber security
- Bitcoin
- machine learning
- money coach
- bonds
- property management
- property management
- wills
- Meme coins
- financial scams
- property porn
- digital privacy
- digital privacy
- FCA
- software
- hacking
- probate
- trading
- Consumer Duty
- online privacy
- planning
- property damage
- rip-off landlords
- Bad Banking
- derivatives
- CFDs
- IT
- Grants
- Options
- risk
- Apple
- Microsoft
- open source
- Spreadbetting
- hardware
· 5 expert responses
Could remedial works trigger flood of properties into the market?
A conveyancer on Newspage has said a lot of leasehold owners in high rises are — understandably — waiting for remedial works to be completed before selling their homes, as the value is then likely to increase. Once this…
· 5 expert responses
Warning issued following rise in people buying flats with unresolved cladding problems in hope of future gains
A conveyancer on Newspage, Chris Barry of Thomas Legal, says he is seeing more and more people strategically buying leasehold properties in buildings with unresolved cladding issues in the hope that they will see a…