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Hey everyone, it's Rob B here with Rob D

and today's something a bit different.

Today I'm going to talk about why I'm selling

and it's something that I didn't expect to happen.

A month ago if you told me this was the case,

I would have said, no, you're wrong.

Well, things have changed and it's time for an update.

Okay. I would have said, no, you're wrong. Well, things have changed and it's time for an update. Welcome to the Property Podcast. Thank you for joining us. In case you don't know, we run a business

that buys more than £100 million worth of the property every year for our clients. You can find out

about that at Property Hub.net slash invest, but we also buy for ourselves and occasionally sell for

ourselves. And that's what we're talking about today. So stick around to find out what's going on.

So it's time for this week's news story. And it's an interesting one we're bringing this week.

It's a post from the charity shelter. And I'm going to read you the post. It says a rent increase is as good as an infection

for many private renters. Yesterday, the Office for National Statistics published data that showed

the average private rents are up by 7.5% in England compared to last year. The renter's rights bill

must get rents increased under control by limiting in tenancy rent hikes.

And I think all of that is an absolute fair statement, 7.5% is a lot.

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