Proud to be supporting Circus Starr – again!!
Aldreds are proud to announce that we are supporting Circus Starr!
The community interest company are dedicated to making a difference to the lives of vulnerable and disadvantaged children in YOUR TOWN through the magical art of circus. We love supporting our community, and this accessible and inclusive event is such a worthy cause.
East Norfolk 6th Form Celebration Evening.
We had a great evening last night at the East Norfolk 6th Form College Class of 24 Celebration Evening. We were delighted to sponsor an award and look forward to attending again in 2025!
Duck Race!
On Sunday 22nd September Great Yarmouth Rotary Club will be holding their annual charity duck race at the Venetian Waterways in Great Yarmouth. Main event starts 2pm! All great fun and the 'Aldreds Duck' is entered!
Performer of the Month for August!
Congratulations to Sienna Vincent in our Great Yarmouth office who is our Performer of the Month for August.
Sienna only joined us as a trainee five weeks ago at a very busy time and how well she has done. Taking car of the administration in our Great Yarmouth office and helping us through a very very busy holiday period.
Congratulations Sienna
Shock fall in Landlord income according to HMRC
According to HMRC, landlords’ income has dropped by 4% for traditional private sector landlords but numbers of those renting via Airbnb has increased.
While 4% may not seem like a significant figure on the surface, for many landlords that is the difference between making a profit or having to subsidise their investment every month.
Despite rising rents an HMRC report on lettings activity shows that income from private landlords fell by 4% between 2021 to 2023.
This goes some way to explaining the steep increase in landlords selling their rental homes. According to Rightmove 1/5 of current London homes for sale on the portal were previously rented.
Higher interest rates, increased costs, removal of mortgage interest relief coupled with forthcoming tax increases in the next budget and looming legislation are all individual factors. However, add them all together and the mystery of why landlords are leaving the Private Rented Sector at the current rate is clearly solved.
Unfortunately, as always there are ‘knock on’ effects of well intentioned Government tinkering with the Private Rented Sector which ultimately impact on tenants. Increased rent and a sharp fall in available stock means it is ever more difficult for tenants to secure and afford their rental homes.
