Not since March (when the coronavirus hit markets) have we seen carbon credit prices gain footing. This month, dealers are hopeful that the prices may fully revive with the help of green recovery plans.
The Government has set up a working group with presence from the commercial sector, developing said rules and regulations. The establishment of the working group hopes to encourage a fairer and more transparent discussion between landlords and tenants over rental and rent arrear payments brought by the Coronavirus pandemic.
As we forge through the latter half of 2020, a number of buy-to-let lenders have lowered the criteria for applications. This so hopefully increase the mortgages they provide.
The Housing market post-Covid-19 lockdown has seen a buyer demand surge for spaces with gardens, balconies and near local parks.
The real estate market is seeing a recovery in sales akin to the pre-COVID levels of early this year. This is due in part to the easing of lockdown measures. Property listing site Zoopla notes on the rising numbers.
Landlords all over are facing many uncertainties. Coronavirus has affected the economy drastically causing several tenants to lose their jobs. This only means that there will be a number who will struggle with rent payment.