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    Explore "property_market" with insightful episodes like "The "Dirty" Economy Of Australia", "TPP409: January Market Update", "ASK249: Have I made a bad investment? PLUS: Should coronavirus change the fundamentals we look for?" and "Are banks triggering a mortgage credit crunch?" from podcasts like ""Economics Explained", "The Property Podcast", "The Property Podcast" and "This is Money Podcast"" and more!

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    The "Dirty" Economy Of Australia

    The "Dirty" Economy Of Australia
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    TPP409: January Market Update

    TPP409: January Market Update

    Here’s what the January market update has in store for you 

    It feels like we’ve been waiting forever for this January market update. 

    Could that much have changed in the market during the quietest month of the year? 

    Well, we’re about to find out.

    Here’s what to expect on this week’s property podcast episode

    The January market update is a jam packed one. If you thought that the property market was going to take a few weeks off and a wind down for Christmas, you were wrong.

    There’s actually loads to get through today as well as some big news stories.

    Here’s a quick insight as to what’s going to be covered on the January market update:

    • Stamp duty 
    • The impacts of lockdown
    • Big reforms around leasehold 

    Plus so much more but we won’t spoil it all for you. 

    Make sure you tune into the January market update.

     

    Exclusive!

    Last week we teased that we were launching a brand new podcast - and we promised we’d reveal it all today. 

    So, here we go! The name of the new show is… Any Other Business.

    A whole podcast to do with the ins and outs, ups and downs of what it takes to build and grow a successful business. 

    From here on out, Rob & Rob are going to take you on their journey as they grow Property Hub and take the business to the next level. And that next level is GAME CHANGING! 

    And what’s more… it’s a show you can watch on YouTube too! 

    Watch the trailer now - it’s just gone live! 

    While you’re there, hit the subscribe button and turn on notifications so you don’t miss our first episodes going live tomorrow. 

    We’re beyond excited about this new podcast and we’re really looking forward to having you join us every step of the way.

     

    Hub Extra

    There’s only one possible thing that we could recommend for this week’s Hub Extra and that is, of course, our brand new website.

    If you’d like to check out Any Other Business, you’ll be able to find links to all your favourite podcast providers and listen to the podcast directly there.

    Please feel free to give us your feedback and thoughts.

     

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    ASK249: Have I made a bad investment? PLUS: Should coronavirus change the fundamentals we look for?

    ASK249: Have I made a bad investment? PLUS: Should coronavirus change the fundamentals we look for?

    This week on Ask Rob & Rob the guys are still answering coronavirus related questions and helping one caller put his mind at rest on his recent investment

    To kick start this week, we’ve got Harsh. Along with a friend as part of a joint venture, they’ve bought their first buy-to-let property in Crewe. 

    However he’s now having worrying thoughts.

    Harsh has clearly been listening to our weekly podcasts and he knows that Crewe is an area that we’ve mentioned numerous times on the podcast and an area Property Hub Homes even built a development in. 

    But he’s also listened to the episode on Rob D’s investment in Nottingham and is now worried that because he only paid £75,000 for his property, it’s not going to benefit from capital appreciation.

    Is this a general rule of thumb? Should Harsh think about selling and investing somewhere else?

    Our second caller is Pedro. He’s got a question about the effects of coronavirus and the impact it’s had on people working from home.

    Since more people are now working from home and potentially going to continue to work from home for the foreseeable future, will this change the fundamentals that we look for when investing in property?

    So what do Rob & Rob think about this? 

    Tune in to find out

     

    Do you have a buy to let or property investment related question for Rob & Rob? You could feature on the next episode by giving us a call on 013 808 00035 and leaving a message with your name and question (normal UK call rates apply). 

    Or if you prefer, click here to leave a recording via your computer instead.

    The next question on Ask Rob & Rob could be yours. 

    Have you joined us over on the Property Hub Forum yet? Our online community is friendly, informative, and the members are waiting to welcome you with open arms. So get yourself over and introduce yourself.

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    Are banks triggering a mortgage credit crunch?

    Are banks triggering a mortgage credit crunch?
    Banks and building societies have been slashing their mortgage ranges for those with smaller deposits.

    The number of mortgages available for those with a 10 per cent deposit has plummeted by 90 per cent compared since the start of March.

    This week, Nationwide announced it won’t lend on deposits smaller than 15 per cent, while TSB says even that’s not quite enough.

    What’s going on and is this triggering a mortgage credit crunch?

    On this week’s podcast we look at how the mortgage squeeze compares to what happened after the financial crisis, how this will affect those who want to buy and those who need to remortgage.

    Will the crunch last and send house prices down? Or has Britain’s property market got the kind of Terminator characteristics that will see it claw its way back up from coronavirus?

    Also, this week, as inflation nosedives we look at how savers can now beat the cost of living – are they really better off?

    And finally, while the nation is supposedly feeling the punch from the economic effects of coronavirus, there are some strange spending patterns going on... 

    ...This is Money has uncovered a hot tub sales boom in lockdown, but why?