Los mejores podcasts de Property Nomads (2024)

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Gas boilers to be banned in NEW Homes from 2027 9:57

4d ago9:57

9:57

Rob looks at the impending ban on gas boilers in new homes, set to take effect in 2027 as part of the government's Future Homes Standard aimed at reducing carbon emissions. He delves into the implications of this legislation for developers and homeowners, highlighting concerns about increased construction costs, potential planning issues, and the s…

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Seasons Greetings and top tips for having a productive festive period 9:20

7d ago9:20

9:20

Rob extends warm Christmas and New Year wishes to you, the listeners while encouraging you to take a break from business stresses and enjoy quality time with family and friends. He shares valuable tips for reflecting on the past year and planning for the upcoming one, emphasising the importance of goal setting and strategic networking in the proper…

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A big landlord exodus will happen - here's why 14:32

11d ago14:32

14:32

Rob discusses the impending landlord exodus expected to impact the UK housing market from 2025 onwards. Citing the latest English Private Landlord Survey, he highlights a significant increase in landlords considering selling their properties, rising from 22% in 2021 to 31% in 2024. The discussion delves into the various factors contributing to this…

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Rent Increases from Landlords lead to outcry from rental groups 10:39

14d ago10:39

10:39

Rob looks into the alarming findings of the English Private Landlord Survey of 2024, revealing that over a third of landlords are raising rents by at least 15% for new tenancies. This surge in rental prices has sparked outrage among renter groups, prompting calls for government intervention to address the escalating costs of housing. The discussion…

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£10,000 repair for Landlord + how to gain access through the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 10:04

18d ago10:04

10:04

Rob discusses a troubling case involving a landlord, Nick Lyons, who faces a £10,000 bill after his rental property in South London was turned into a cannabis farm by tenants who sublet the property without his consent. He highlights the challenges landlords face in the current rental market, particularly regarding tenant protections and the import…

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Inflation - how to use it to your advantage in property 7:04

21d ago7:04

7:04

Rob examines the impact of inflation on property investment, particularly in the context of the recent 3.7% year-on-year increase in UK house prices as reported by the Nationwide House Price Index. He highlights the dynamics of supply and demand in the housing market, emphasising how inflation can be leveraged to build equity over time. KEY TAKEAWA…

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Spray Foam Insulation. DO NOT INSTALL IT 9:17

25d ago9:17

9:17

Rob addresses the growing concerns surrounding spray foam insulation in homes, particularly its impact on selling and remortgaging properties. With major lenders increasingly rejecting homes that have this type of insulation installed, Rob examines the potential issues caused by improper installation, such as moisture buildup and structural damage.…

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£5,000 for heating and hot water in South London! 9:27

28d ago9:27

9:27

Rob unpacks the troubling situation surrounding the North Peckham Heating Network in Southwark, South London regarding the exorbitant estimated heating bills faced by residents, exemplified by a case where a tenant received a shocking annual bill of over £5,000 due to the communal heating system. KEY TAKEAWAYS Residents in the North Peckham heating…

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Landlords rushing to remove tenants ahead of eviction ban 8:20

1M ago8:20

8:20

Rob discusses the impending ban on no-fault evictions, specifically Section 21 notices, as proposed by the Labour government, set to take effect by the summer of 2025. The conversation highlights the current challenges faced by landlords, who are rushing to issue Section 21 notices before the ban is implemented, resulting in an eight-year high in e…

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£66k energy bill for net zero communal heating. More energy madness 9:08

1M ago9:08

9:08

Rob examines the challenges surrounding communal heating systems and the implications of the push towards net zero initiatives. Focusing on a case study from Lillington and Longmore Gardens in South Central London, he highlights the council's plan to invest in an eco-friendly heating system that could lead to significant service charge increases fo…

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BoE rate drops 0.25% to 4.75% - adds fuel to the fire 7:11

1M ago7:11

7:11

Rob discusses the recent decision by the Bank of England to reduce the base interest rate from 5% to 4.75%, a move that was widely anticipated. He delves into the implications of this rate cut, particularly in light of the government's recent budget, which is expected to stimulate inflation, arguing against the rate reduction, citing historical pat…

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Over 100% of GDP. £3 TRILLION of debt. Your Plan B 17:43

1M ago17:43

17:43

Rob discusses the current economic challenges facing the UK, particularly the alarming national debt that has surpassed £3 trillion, exceeding the country's national income. He examines the implications of this financial situation, including the potential for inflation and the importance of being proactive in managing personal finances, and offers …

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Stamp Duty Changes in detail 8:09

2M ago8:09

8:09

Rob delves into the recent changes to Stamp Duty in England and Northern Ireland, providing a comprehensive overview of the new rates and their implications for both first-time buyers and property investors. He highlights the current rates effective until March 31, 2025, and outlines the upcoming changes set to take effect on April 1, 2025, as well…

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More licencing, Higher Fees + Increasing pressure on Landlords 10:22

2M ago10:22

10:22

Rob talks about the recent proposal by Leeds City Council to implement the highest licensing fee for landlords in the UK, set at £1,225, which represents a 45% increase from the current rate, raising concerns about selective licensing schemes, arguing that these initiatives are primarily cash-generating measures rather than genuine efforts to impro…

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Grants + Loans available for Energy Upgrades 7:00

2M ago7:00

7:00

Rob discusses various grants and loans available for eco upgrades aimed at improving energy efficiency in homes. He highlights the Warm Homes Plan, which offers financial support for low-income homeowners and private tenants to enhance their properties' energy performance ratings, as well as the Boiler Upgrade Scheme that provides grants for replac…

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Budget - SDLT up to 5% from 3& + other key points 9:12

2M ago9:12

9:12

Rob discusses the recent budget announcement and its implications for business taxes and the housing market. Key highlights include an increase in national insurance contributions for firms, a rise in the stamp duty surcharge on second home purchases from 3% to 5%, and a boost to the affordable homes budget by £500 million. Rob examines the potenti…

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A + B EPC Sale Premiums - An article that does NOT tell the whole truth 7:53

2M ago7:53

7:53

Rob discusses the potential benefits of green retrofitting for landlords, as highlighted in a recent article from the Evening Standard, highlighting findings from a survey by Mortgage Works, revealing that energy-efficient properties can command significant price premiums and rental boosts. However, Rob raises concerns about the lack of comprehensi…

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The Perfect Storm Blocking Social Housing 16:05

2M ago16:05

16:05

Rob delves into the ongoing housing crisis in England, highlighting a significant shortfall in social housing availability. Drawing from a BBC article, the discussion reveals that over 1 million families are on waiting lists for social homes, while only a fraction of the required new builds are being completed each year. Rob explores the complexiti…

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How + why energy policy affects property bills 14:55

2M ago14:55

14:55

Rob discusses the complexities of energy policy in the UK and its direct impact on property bills. Following a critique of previous episodes that discussed simplistic energy-saving tips and renewable energy ideas, the discussion focuses on the pressing need for more baseload energy sources, particularly nuclear power, to stabilise energy prices. Ro…

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8 renewable energy ideas for your home (more eco nonsense...) 11:44

2M ago11:44

11:44

Rob looks at eight renewable energy ideas for homes, while critically examining the practicality of each suggestion. Drawing from an article by The Eco Expert, he highlights the disconnect between eco-friendly initiatives and the realities faced by homeowners, particularly in urban settings. KEY TAKEAWAYS Many renewable energy ideas, such as solar …

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6 supposedly "simple" ways to cut energy bills 11:20

2M ago11:20

11:20

Rob explores six supposedly simple ways to cut energy bills, drawing insights from a Daily Express article. He offers practical tips for homeowners and landlords alike, such as heating only the rooms in use, using tin foil on radiators to enhance efficiency, and improving insulation through draft proofing. KEY TAKEAWAYS Focus on heating only the ro…

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7 Top Tips for Property Empire Growth 12:11

3M ago12:11

12:11

Rob shares seven essential tips for growing a property empire, drawing from nearly nine years of experience in the property sector. He emphasises the importance of integrity in business dealings, networking with knowledgeable individuals, and connecting on shared interests beyond property. KEY TAKEAWAYS It's essential to follow through on commitmen…

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Rates WILL fall again + how to benefit from this 6:25

3M ago6:25

6:25

Rob discusses the potential for the Bank of England to lower interest rates in the upcoming meetings on November 7th and December 19th. Reflecting on previous predictions, he acknowledges the conflict between economic theory and property market realities, emphasising that while interest rates should ideally rise to combat inflation, a decrease coul…

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Labours proposed rental reforms are dangerous for ALL involved 9:23

3M ago9:23

9:23

Rob discusses the Labour Party's proposed housing reforms, which include a ban on landlords raising rent more than once a year and restrictions on rental bidding wars. He critiques these measures, arguing that they reflect a misunderstanding of market forces and historical lessons regarding price controls. The episode also highlights concerns about…

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Tourism v Local Residents + Economy. Nobody will win... 11:31

3M ago11:31

11:31

Rob revisits the impact of council tax hikes on second homes in Wales, particularly focusing on Pembrokeshire. He looks at the significant increase in second homes on the market, which has risen from 38 in July 2023 to 135 in July 2024, largely attributed to a drastic 300% council tax increase for second homeowners. The conversation highlights the …

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New build madness + 1 reason why NOT to buy new builds 10:40

3M ago10:40

10:40

Rob looks into the contentious topic of new build properties, sparked by a troubling article about a housing estate in Cambridge developed by Bellway. He discusses the various issues faced by homeowners, including significant construction flaws and poor customer service, which raise questions about the overall quality and value of new builds. KEY T…

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EPC Myths BUSTED + Landlord Eco Upgrade Challenges 11:55

3M ago11:55

11:55

Rob discusses the challenges landlords face regarding eco-upgrades and Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) ratings, particularly in light of the Labour government's mandate for a minimum EPC rating of C by 2030. The episode highlights a recent article from The Telegraph, which claims that landlords may not recoup their investments in costly green …

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Landlords selling up hits 10-year high as CGT TAX RAID looms 9:19

3M ago9:19

9:19

Rob talks about the alarming trend of landlords in London selling their properties, which has reached a 10-year high. This surge is largely attributed to the anticipated changes in capital gains tax, expected to be announced in the upcoming autumn budget. Rob delves into the broader implications of these potential tax hikes, including the impact on…

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Clarkson's Planning Problems highlight UK's Issues 9:00

3M ago9:00

9:00

Rob delves into the planning challenges faced by Jeremy Clarkson at his Diddly Squat Farm in West Oxfordshire, as showcased in the popular series "Clarkson's Farm." The discussion highlights Clarkson's attempts to build a restaurant and farm shop, which have been met with repeated rejections from the local council due to concerns over parking and l…

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Dagenham Fire + Cladding Crisis Continues 9:26

4M ago9:26

9:26

Rob discusses the ongoing issues surrounding cladding in UK housing, particularly in light of a recent fire in a tower block in Dagenham. Drawing parallels to the tragic Grenfell Tower fire in 2017, he highlights the alarming safety concerns related to building materials and the potential negligence in planning approvals. KEY TAKEAWAYS The recent f…

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Tax Increases Coming YOUR way. Property likely included 7:04

4M ago7:04

7:04

Rob discusses the impending tax increases that are likely to affect the property market in the UK. The Chancellor's sudden realisation of a £22 million black hole in public finances has prompted the government to consider raising taxes rather than cutting down on spending. Rob stresses the importance of having a strong power team, including a good …

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Labours 12 Point Plan for the Rental Market 13:32

4M ago13:32

13:32

Rob delves into the Labour Party's plans for the rental market, discussing 12 key policies that could potentially impact landlords and tenants. He covers a range of topics, including the abolition of Section 21 evictions, increasing tenant protections, introducing rent caps, implementing AWAB's law for hazard fixes, and setting new energy efficienc…

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We Have a 2 Tiered House Policing System 6:53

4M ago6:53

6:53

Rob presents examples of social housing mismanagement, highlighting the disparities in accountability between private landlords and social housing landlords. The episode delves into cases where social housing landlords have failed to meet basic safety standards, such as providing electrical safety certificates or carrying out necessary repairs. KEY…

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Rent controls push up prices - WHO KNEW!! 8:34

4M ago8:34

8:34

Rob discusses the ineffectiveness of rent controls in the property market. Drawing on examples from history and recent studies, he highlights how rent controls can actually push up prices, reduce the number of available properties, and lower the quality of housing. KEY TAKEAWAYS Rent controls have been shown to push up prices, reduce the number of …

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£320m LOSS! Surely the worst property deal in history 8:19

4M ago8:19

8:19

Rob discusses what he considers to be one of the worst property deals in history involving Birmingham City Council. The council is facing a loss of 300 million pounds after selling off 755 properties from the athletes' village built for the 2022 Commonwealth Games. Rob examines the lack of foresight and planning by the council, highlighting the hig…

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18 Years to meet EPC targets = No chance 7:48

4M ago7:48

7:48

Rob discusses the reintroduction of EPC targets by the Labour government, aiming for a minimum EPC rating of C by 2030 for property investors. He questions the feasibility of this target, highlighting the disparity between the government's goals and the current rate of upgrades in homes, and expresses concerns about the financial implications for l…

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No electrical safety cert. means £10k FINE for landlord, NO FINE for council 9:28

4M ago9:28

9:28

Rob looks at the disparity in treatment between private landlords and social housing landlords when it comes to electrical safety certificates. He highlights a case where a private landlord in Hastings was fined £10,000 for failing to provide an electrical safety certificate, while Brighton and Hove City Council, owning over 25% of social housing h…

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Rates Down + The impact on the housing market 7:21

5M ago7:21

7:21

Rob discusses the impact of decreasing interest rates on the housing market, highlighting the recent decrease in the Bank of England rate from 5.2% to 5% and speculates on the possibility of further reductions. With the government's pledge to build 1.5 million homes in five years, the episode explores how lower interest rates could make mortgages m…

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Rates Down + Then likely to go higher 7:11

5M ago7:11

7:11

Rob discusses the recent decision by the Bank of England to lower the base rate, creating increased competition in the mortgage market. He explores the potential implications of further rate cuts on property investments, suggesting that locking in long-term deals could be beneficial in the face of potential inflation. From a non-property economic p…

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Cornwall's Housing Issues + Good & Bad Proposed Solutions 13:39

5M ago13:39

13:39

Rob looks into the housing challenges faced by Cornwall, a popular holiday destination in the United Kingdom, and the council's proposed solutions to the housing issues include a 300% council tax surcharge on second homes, a £3 tourist tax, closing a business rate relief loophole, and introducing rent caps. KEY TAKEAWAYS Cornwall Council is conside…

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Crazy Bolton Council sells land for £4! 9:35

5M ago9:35

9:35

Rob discusses a controversial decision made by Bolton Council to sell off land worth £1.2 million for just £4 to a property developer, Watson Homes. He explores the implications of this deal from both the perspective of the property developer and the council, highlighting the missed opportunity for the council to potentially enter into a joint vent…

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Ending No-fault evictions for renters will mean HIGHER RENTS 11:10

5M ago11:10

11:10

In this milestone 500th episode of the Property Nomads podcast, Rob expresses gratitude to all past and present contributors, including guests, co-hosts, and the behind-the-scenes team, and then delves into the implications of Labour's vow to end no-fault evictions through the Renters' Right Bill, specifically focusing on the potential imbalance it…

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Rents Too High - Then get RID of RENT CONTROLS 7:57

5M ago7:57

7:57

Rob discusses the issue of high rents and the proposed solution of implementing rent controls. He argues that rent controls do not work and uses examples from the USA and Scotland to support this claim, emphasising the importance of addressing the supply side of the housing market rather than implementing price controls. KEY TAKEAWAYS Rent controls…

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Housing minister tried blocking 1,500-home project in constituency 10:13

5M ago10:13

10:13

Rob discusses the challenges of housing supply in the UK, focusing on the reluctance to build new homes due to concerns about heritage and local impact. He highlights a specific case where a Labour MP objected to a 1,500 home project in his constituency, citing concerns about the impact on local heritage. Rob looks at the need to prioritise the sup…

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1 reason why tenants are ASKING to be made homeless 6:57

5M ago6:57

6:57

Rob discusses a surprising trend where tenants are requesting to be served with Section 21 notices by their landlords in order to access council housing. The episode highlights the reasons behind this trend, such as the rising rents in the private rental sector compared to council housing. Rob also delves into the implications of this trend on both…

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WTF! 450 x increase in gas prices in AFFORDABLE homes! 8:50

5M ago8:50

8:50

Rob discusses a concerning situation in Edinburgh, Scotland, where residents in affordable homes have experienced a staggering 450% increase in their gas prices. The properties are part of the Harvester's Way Development, managed by Places for People Scotland, and are connected to a district heating system. This lack of control over gas prices has …

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Rent Exploitation - but they have the WRONG solution 7:10

6M ago7:10

7:10

Rob discusses a recent protest in Brighton by members of the Living Rent Campaign, who were protesting against rent exploitation. He highlights the ineffectiveness of rent controls, citing the example of Scotland where rent controls led to a supply and demand imbalance, causing rents to skyrocket. Rob also touches on the importance of increasing th…

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Labour majority + France falters - what this means for housing 8:41

6M ago8:41

8:41

Rob discusses the recent election results, focusing on Labour's majority win and the potential implications for the future. He also touches on the surprising outcome of the French election and the implications of a potential hung parliament. KEY TAKEAWAYS Labour won the election with a majority of 412 seats, a significant increase from the previous…

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ZERO BILLS Homes CHALLENGED 9:46

6M ago9:46

9:46

Rob discusses Ed Miliband's endorsement of the Future Homes Standard as a solution to the cost of living crisis. Miliband visited a zero bills new build site in Staffordshire, impressed by Octopus Energy's initiative guaranteeing zero energy bills for five years on homes equipped with solar panels, a home battery, and a heat pump. Rob raises critic…

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Spanish Tourism Chaos - Bad for Property + Travel 11:46

6M ago11:46

11:46

Rob looks at the current backlash against British tourists in Spain, particularly in popular tourist destinations like Majorca, Ibiza, and the Canary Islands. He reflects on the negative impact of mass tourism on local communities, citing examples from Brighton and Barcelona. The episode explores the tensions between the economic benefits of touris…

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