Ryan Bembridge is an Editor at MoneySense. He specializes in construction and real estate, covering a range of topics including the housing market, real estate development, and the construction industry, as well as finance and investment within these sectors. Ryan's insights and expertise have been featured in MoneySense and PropertyWire.
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Ryan Bembridge focuses primarily on the real estate industry, with a particular interest in government announcements and legal policy regulations related to housing. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches that provide insights or data regarding trends in the housing market, rental market, mortgage rates, and any changes in government policies affecting these areas.
Pitches offering expert analysis backed by reliable data related to shifts in the housing market or legislation impacting landlords and tenants are likely to resonate with Ryan's coverage style. Additionally, sources who can speak directly to specific regulatory changes or offer actionable advice based on legal policy developments may also capture his attention.
While Ryan does not have a specified geographic focus, his coverage attributes suggest that he is most concerned with providing comprehensive national-level coverage of real estate topics within the UK.
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By: Ryan Bembridge
Property prices and transactions are down in Dubai due to the US and Israeli war with Iran, leading to a London brokerage declaring the city’s reputation “in tatters”. Black Brick argued that investors will rethink being so intertwined with the UAE housing market in future, where people can be imprisoned or fined for posting anything […]
A 155-home development in the Essex village of Takeley is underway from Bellway. The development is called Trinity Green and it takes place on land west of Garnetts, by Uttlesford District Council on Thursday 19 March. The properties will be built using an environmentally friendly timber-frame construction method, they will all be heated by electric […]
We are going through a period of caution in the buy-to-let market, where lenders are more selective and landlords are no longer expanding by default. That is according to Alex Upton, managing director, specialist mortgages & bridging finance, Hampshire Trust Bank. Upton said: “We are starting to see lenders become more selective, and in some […]
Teachers, nurses and bus drivers are struggling to rent 1-bed apartments in London, campaign group Generation Rent warned. As many as nine types of key worker would fail letting agent affordability checks for the average 1-bed home in every London borough, with average London wages worth less than 2.5 times the average rent. In eight […]
Buy-to-let fixed rates are rising due to the unrest in the Middle East, data from Moneyfacts has revealed. The average 2-year fixed rate is at 5.40%, its highest level for a year. Meanwhile the typical 5-year fix is at its highest level for two years, at 5.91%. Rachel Springall, finance expert at Moneyfactscompare.co.uk, said: “Soaring […]
James Poyser is CEO of Provestor, tax accounting specialists. 1. HMRC’s primary communications strategy for a major change in income tax reporting in decades, started with letters in February. That gave just 6-8 weeks for landlord to find approved software, register with HMRC using it, comment bank statements, understand what’s required every quarter. Advertising has heavily targeting […]
By: Ryan Bembridge
The National Residential Landlords Association has warned ministers to curb the growing cost of being a landlord – or risk the rental market becoming even more expensive. Amidst ongoing conflict in the Middle East, the financial advice website, Moneyfacts, warned of higher rental payments for tenants as landlords face “soaring borrowing costs”. Ben Beadle, chief […]
Chris Grose, rating director at property consultancy Hartnell Taylor Cook The problem with business rates The theory behind the rates system is simple, but until it functions simply in reality, businesses will continue to struggle to navigate a complex system based on outdated rental values. We need to reform the system, starting with delinking the […]
By: Ryan Bembridge
Homeowners in Brent, London, should think twice before changing their properties, as there’s been 6,345 enforcement actions in the borough between 2000 and 2025. Other areas with lots of enforcement actions across England and Wales are Birmingham (5,895) and Westminster (4,808), analysis from The Property Buying Company shows. The number of enforcement actions in 2025 […]
The government should release dedicated funding for empty homes officers if it wants to deal with the scourge of houses sitting empty up and down the UK, Propertymark has urged. The estate agency body found that just 38% of councils have an empty homes strategy in place, while just 41% have a dedicated empty homes […]
