Month: December 2020

12 months ago, the unemployment rate in Neath stood at 3.5% of the working population, yet with Coronavirus hitting the UK, what impact will this rise in unemployment have on the Neath property market? As I have discussed a number

Roll the clock back to April 2020, and major financial economists and property market commenters were sounding the alarm. The very best-case scenario was a 5% drop in property values by the end of the year, and most were in

… and the three reasons why it will not be the catastrophic scenario some are predicting In the last few months, the Neath (and UK) property market has resisted and flouted every economist’s prediction. With the economy a shadow of

If the proposals were adopted in full, some Neath landlords would pay £6,000 less Capital Gains Tax than they would currently. The government borrowed £394bn this financial year (April ‘20 to April ‘21). This figure does not include the cost