Category: Real Estate

Newly re-elected Mayor of Manchester Andy Burnham has committed to spending £600,000 of council tax money on a range of measures designed to crack down […]

Housing provider SO Resi is launching a 37-home shared ownership scheme in London’s Canning Town. The range of one to three-bedroom apartments will hit the […]

by Tasos Stavrou, vice president at LeadingRE The international real estate sector is closely monitoring the movements of Chinese investors and their creditors as they […]

Pennyfarthing Homes has created a partnership with VIVID to construct 106 affordable homes within its development in Fordingbridge, Hampshire. VIVID will take delivery of a […]

The inflation rate is expected to drop to 2% in the second quarter of 2024 in next week’s figures, finally reaching the Bank of England’s […]

Wolverhampton has been identified as by flooring specialists Mr Sander as the best place to start a renovation project in the UK. This is based […]

The freeholder behind Vista Tower in Stevenage has expressed frustration with the government after it labelled a court decision on fire safety issues “a victory […]

Weak economic conditions mean construction project starts have fallen by 21% in 2024 compared to 2023 levels – concerning given the UK’s shortfall of housing […]

Half of tenants vacating a property last year had to do so because their landlord wanted to sell their property, suggesting a substantial amount of […]

The government has won a legal case which forces the freehold owner of a 16-storey tower block to remediate unsafe cladding. Back in October 2022 […]

The government has dropped plans to criminalise homeless people for “nuisance begging” or because of “excessive” smells, owing to a revolt from around 40 Conservative […]

Supermarket chain Asda is entering the housing market with a mixed-use redevelopment project near London’s HS2 depot. The project, in partnership with experienced housebuilder Barratt, […]

Landlords with periodic tenancies would still be able to issue a Section 21 eviction once the Renters (Reform) Bill is implemented, according to analysis from […]

Mortgage costs across the capital are now 42% more than average rents in the city, meaning it’s becoming increasingly hard to buy in London. Costs […]

Less than half the fines levied against rogue landlords have actually been collected by local authorities, a report from the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) […]

By Samantha Kempe, co-founder and chief investment officer at IMMO The current housing crisis in the UK cannot be understated. According to government’s Department for […]

One in 10 (9%) people admit they would keep quiet when selling a property with knotweed, despite the legal risks, a YouGov poll commissioned by […]

Housebuilder Homes by Esh is on course to nearly double its number of live developments before the end of 2024 – and it’s set to […]

Fewer aspiring first-time buyers are buying dilapidated properties in need of substantial renovations, according to Scotland-based property portal TSPC. The portal described a “noticeable pivot” […]

PropertyWire speaks to Anthony Kyriacou, founder and chief executive of property portal krispyhouse There’s a new challenger on the block for Rightmove and Zoopla, as […]

Victorian homes are the most searched for period property style, underlining the appeal of Victorian architecture. Rightmove, which conducted the research, felt period dramas such […]

The Bank of England has held the base rate at 5.25% but two members voted for a cut – signalling that we’re getting closer to […]

Propertymark members have urged Wales not to introduce rent controls, with the policy being blamed on cutting rental supply in Scotland. Instead, members argued that […]

WeWork, once the shining light of the flex industry, has faced its fair share of highly publicised struggles in recent months, which have been watched […]

Complete Technology Group (CTG) has completed Stage 2 of the Building a Safer Future (BSF) Champion Assessment, becoming the first company in the telecoms sector […]

Some 117 affordable homes are being built at the Lakeside development in Theale, Berkshire. Housing provider Abri is working with Ridgepoint Homes on the development, […]

Carlos Dhunay, security specialist and owner of telcam, a fire safety systems provider, reveals the five ways to detect a fire early so you can […]

You may have read in the press that Gordon Ramsey has found himself in an unenviable position, in that his vacant London pub has become […]

Nearly half of UK adults want to see abandoned or derelict buildings in their cities (49%) revived for new purposes such as housing, business or […]

Building societies are lagging behind when it comes to digital propositions, according to money management app Moneyhub. Almost half (47%) of building society customers reported […]

The average price of detached homes in Edinburgh has risen by over £1,000 a week over the past year. Between March 2023 and February 2024 […]

Investors are concerned about measures in the Renters Reform Bill which are designed to stop them from unreasonably refusing their tenants keeping pets, research from […]

Alicia Renshaw, senior associate in Leonard Curtis Legal’s real estate division The commercial real estate landscape in the UK is ever-evolving, shaped by economic shifts, […]

House prices dropped by 0.4% in April, falling 4% below all-time highs recorded in the summer of 2022, Nationwide’s house price index has revealed. Growth […]

April rents are up by 5.7% year-on-year – driven by a strong increase in the South West, the Rental Index from Goodlord has found. The […]

RAW Capital Partners has launched a new, lower fixed rate product and announced that it has more than £100 million available to lend to foreign nationals […]

House prices are predicted to fall significantly in three regions of the UK, analysis by peer-to-peer real estate investment platform easyMoney has revealed. It’s expected […]

Propertymark has appealed to Scotland’s new First Minister to re-evaluate plans for rent controls after Humza Yousaf resigned from the post. Under measures originally launched […]

In the digital era, the journey to buying or selling property in the UK has significantly evolved, with numerous websites at your fingertips offering comprehensive […]

Some 167 new homes are now available in Barking Riverside after Bellway London has opened its second phase of homes at Eastbrooke Village, known as […]

When adjusted for inflation costs for conveyancing and removals are significantly below the post-pandemic period, reallymoving’s quarterly Home Move Costs Index has revealed. This is […]

End of life charity Marie Curie has called for the Renters (Reform) Bill to be altered to protect recently bereaved private renters. An estimated 300,000 […]

Between now and 2040 the population in Greater London and the East Midlands is projected to rise the most, each anticipating 12% growth, planning and […]

The number of Boiler Upgrade Scheme applications has surged by 46% year-on-year, signalling that more homeowners are switching to heat pumps. The scheme offers grants […]

A legal body has hit out at the conveyancing process in England, labelling it “inefficient and ineffective” and saying it requires “substantial reform”. The Chartered […]

Landlord Action founder Paul Shamplina has called for clarity on when the court system will be reformed so landlords and tenants have a proper roadmap […]

A group of higher education and student housing organisations have raised concerns about the Renters (Reform) Bill’s effect on the student housing sector. In letters […]

A coalition of rental groups including Citizens Advice, Shelter and the Joseph Roundtree Foundation have accused the Renters (Reform) Bill of abolishing Section 21 “in […]

A landlord in London has been slapped with fines and a confiscation order of £78,620 after she split up and rented out a five bedroom […]

Property buyers looking for strong returns should invest in Scottish coastal areas, analysis from Pikl Insurance has found. Buying in Portree on the Isle of […]

Would-be homebuyers are currently enjoying the highest level of springtime choice of homes in five years, Zoopla research has revealed. There are 20% more homes […]

The quality of Energy Performance Certificate assessors have been called into question by surveyor firm Re:volve Real Estate, which said the same properties are being […]

The much-delayed Renters (Reform) Bill is finally returning to the House of Common this week. On Wednesday the bill will receive its second reading with […]

There has been a 150% rise in appointments from Insolvency Practitioners to manage the properties and assets of struggling buy-to-let landlords in the past six […]

By Sarah Thompson, managing director, Mortgage Scout If you’re moving home and have either plenty of equity or savings you can use for a deposit, […]

Rising rents seem to be resulting in tenants staying at their current properties for longer, research from The Deposit Protection Service has found. The average […]

By Sean Woolley, Cloud Nine Spain On the 9th of April, Spain’s Minister for Housing, Isabel Rodríguez, announced that they were taking the first steps […]

Christopher McFadden is an EPC expert and energy assessor  1. Add an insulating jacket to your hot water tank: If you get your hot water […]

Labour has launched a plan to reclassify and build on poor quality areas of the green belt, dubbed the ‘grey belt’. Land targeted for development […]

Squatters who occupied a pub owned by celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay have now vacated the building – after being ‘served papers’ by the police. It […]

Glasgow, Edinburgh and Leeds are the best home selling hotspots in the UK property market, analysis of government data from Lomond has revealed. Markets have […]

The CPI inflation rate dropped to 3.2% in March from 3.4% in February – a decrease that’s been deemed disappointing by economists. It was expected […]

Typical rent arrears claims climbed to £1,816 in the first quarter of 2024 – a rise of 27% from £1,435 in the same period last […]

Construction is down so far in 2024, with project starts, new contracts and planning approvals all dropping, concerning research from intelligence firm Glenigan has found. […]

Butterfield Mortgages has announced the appointment of a new credit administrator, who joins the credit risk team after completing an apprenticeship programme with the prime […]

Ben Thompson, deputy CEO, Mortgage Advice Bureau, explains what to consider when buying with someone else Traditionally buying with a partner has meant a romantic […]

Landlords are increasingly turning to HMOs for better returns, research from lender Shawbrook has revealed. In both 2022 and 2023, HMOs made up just over […]

The average yield of a buy-to-let property has climbed from 4.9% to 5.8% in the past two years, analysis by specialist lender Octane Capital has […]

The typical age of first-time home buyers is 33, surprisingly staying the same as in 1990, research by Go.Compare home insurance has revealed. This is […]

Landlords, flat owners, renters, households who park on the street and businesses have one year left to claim the hundreds of pounds available for each […]

Almost half (45%) of homebuyers would consider using a Sharia-complaint mortgage lender, despite there being perceived Islamophobia in the UK. Over one in three (37%) […]

Southwark had the highest number of empty homes of any London borough in 2023, with 5,143 properties sitting empty last year, analysis from SBA Property […]

The industry needs to provide more properties to second-time buyers and downsizers, rather than overwhelmingly focusing on first-time buyers, estate agency platform eXp UK has […]

Cambridge has the most commercial property transactions within the ‘Golden Triangle’ – the UK’s innovation cluster comprising London, Oxford and Cambridge – seeing a 108% […]

Managing agents and landlords in Haringey have been ordered to pay a £15,000 fine for operating a hazardous and unlicensed House in Multiple Occupation (HMO). […]

Over four out of five tenants remain unaware of the Renters (Reform) Bill and its contents, surprising research from TDS Charitable Foundation has revealed. The […]

Some 83 bids were recorded for the former Lighthouse Inn at Capel-le-Ferne, a village on the White Cliffs of Dover, Kent. It eventually went for […]

Mojo Mortgages and Uswitch have expressed caution about Yorkshire Building Society’s new mortgage product for buyers with a £5,000 deposit. The product can be used […]

Energy provider Rendesco has urged the government to stick to its timetable when it comes to outlawing gas boilers – saying housebuilders need an end […]

Things aren’t getting any better for this Conservative government, as the delays in abolishing Section 21 evictions will only embolden those who say this is […]

By Tom Bill, head of UK residential research at Knight Frank Borrowers are currently rolling off relatively favourable two-year fixed-rate deals agreed at the start […]

First-time buyers purchased 33% of homes in Britain so far in 2024, up from 2023’s total of 29%, Hamptons research has revealed. If this continues […]

Yorkshire Building Society has launched a fee-free mortgage with a deposit of just £5,000. The product can be used to buy a property worth up […]

Managing agents and landlords in Haringey have been ordered to pay a £15,000 fine for operating a hazardous and unlicensed House in Multiple Occupation (HMO). […]

By Tom Bill, head of UK residential research at Knight Frank Borrowers are currently rolling off relatively favourable two-year fixed-rate deals agreed at the start […]

First-time buyers purchased 33% of homes in Britain so far in 2024, up from 2023’s total of 29%, Hamptons research has revealed. If this continues […]

The Renters Reform Bill will be brought to the House of Commons after Easter – while alterations will include a delay to the Section 21 […]

The Renters Reform Bill will be brought to the House of Commons after Easter – while alterations will include a delay to the Section 21 […]

Scottish new build house prices have soared ahead of existing homes, analysis by property firm DJ Alexander has found. Between December 2022 and November 2023 […]

Yorkshire Building Society has launched a fee-free mortgage with a deposit of just £5,000. The product can be used to buy a property worth up […]

A mixed-use development on brownfield land in the centre of Guildford has started construction, following an agreement with developer Native Land and property group Grosvenor. […]

Propertymark has urged property agents to be ahead of the curve as pressure builds to enact regulation of property agents. The organisation has qualifications for […]

The Mortgage Works has cut buy-to-let mortgages so they now start at 3.99%, in promising signs that mortgage rates are coming down. The 3.99% rate, […]

The plan to reduce all ground rents to a peppercorn rent have reportedly been axed by the Prime Minister and the Treasury, with Housing Secretary […]

Renters are more likely to feel lonely and unsafe when walking home after dark than the wider population, a poll by the Belonging Forum has […]

Julie James has been appointed housing minister, after previously being climate change minister. She was appointed by Wales’ new First Minister Vaughan Gething, who replaced […]

Rental tech platform Goodlord has launched a PRO Referencing product for letting agents across the UK. The PRO offering integrates with HMRC, payroll providers, and […]

The art’otel hotel London Hoxton in Shoreditch is opening its doors on 24th April 2024. This is the second hotel from the PPHE Hotel Group, […]

London is still the most desirable place to live for aspiring homebuyers despite the high cost of housing in the city, a study from The […]

A large number of prospective buyers had postponed that move until the Spring Budget had come and gone, research from information platform Home Sale Pack […]

The Bank of England is likely following the US market by being cautious about cutting the base rate, property and financial professionals say. The Bank […]

The House of Lords Industry and Regulators Committee has written to Michael Gove – urging the government to stop ‘sitting on its hands’ when it […]

Rob Morgan, chief investment analyst at Charles Stanley An increasing regulatory burden and a tightening tax net has already seen many landlords re-evaluate their property […]

Members of parliament want housing benefit rates to be updated annually to match the bottom 30% of rents – a proposal that’s been backed by […]

Greater London is the region with the highest volume of abandoned and derelict homes, with nearly 290,000 standing completely empty, analysis from Together has found. […]

Housing Secretary Michael Gove has told the Mayor of London to review two policies in the London Plan – which he blamed on slowing down […]

The average price of sold homes in Prime London dropped by 7.8% annually in February, taking them back to early 2014 levels, research by property […]

A landlord entrepreneur was successful in pitching a thermostat product on the BBC’s Dragons’ Den last week – but it’s since been criticised by a […]

infinitSpace, a tech-led provider of flexible workspaces, has entered into a management agreement with leading Central European investor Peter Korbačka to launch its first German […]

From next month the personal Capital Gains tax allowance will fall from £12,300 to £6,000 – causing the majority of investors to end up paying […]

The office market in Birmingham is on an upward curve after a strong end to last year, according to a commercial property expert based in […]

Martijn Van Schaveren is a co-founder of MyPup, a green parcel consolidation and delivery service helping to decrease pollution in our cities, reduce parcel theft […]

People operating Airbnbs in the US should look to Arizona cities, which offer substantial income compared to the average weekly wage. Profitable cities in the […]

Housing association SO Resi, part of Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing, has launched into the London Living Rent sector for the first time. The provider will […]

HomeLet’s CEO expressed disappointed at the lack of help in the Chancellor’s Spring Budget, as tenants are spending a third of their wages on rent […]

The UK’s inflation rate is likely to fall to 2% in the second quarter of 2024, which would bring it in line with the Bank […]

Landlords are considering reducing or flattening rents for tenants, according to a surprising poll taken by property finance broker Finbri. Some 60% of landlords say […]

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt decided against launching a 99% mortgage scheme due to fears that it could push people into negative equity down the line. The […]

Kensington and Chelsea has the highest proportion of old stock – meaning those homes are likely to cost more to insure. In prime area 63.8% […]

The value of mortgages that have fallen into arrears reached £20.3 billion in the fourth quarter of 2023, 50.3% higher than in 2022. Back in […]

A rogue landlord who rented a 22-bedroom Kensington property infested with mushrooms and mould has been handed a £500,000 fine. This followed an inspection of […]

Scottish landlords and tenants are at loggerheads over rent controls, a public consultation on the Scottish government’s New Deal for Tenants proposals have found. Nine […]

By Ritchie Clapson CEng MIStructE, co-founder of propertyCEO Property development is often thought of as being a business for the wealthy or the daring. However, […]

PropertyWire speaks to Marie-Julie Gheysens, who played a prominent role in launching The Arc development in London’s Shoreditch, consisting of a 22-storey tower containing over […]

Holiday let owners are being unfairly blamed for rising house prices and availability, which has led to the abolition of the Furnished Holiday Lettings regime. […]

In the Budget the Chancellor surprised many by abolishing multiple dwellings relief for stamp duty land tax. The policy provided relief for people buying more […]

People living in Colchester, Norwich, York, Chester and Derby are most likely to want to move in England, research from platform Getamover.co.uk has found. In […]

A vacant pub near Norwich dating back to the reign of King George III in the 18th century is coming up for sale in Bond […]

Michael Cook is chief executive officer of property firm Leaders Romans Group.  A drop in the rate of inflation The most significant help for the property […]

The Mayor of London has published a five-year plan for the Royal Docks, which is set to employ 55,000 and see the construction of 36,000 […]

Operators of Airbnbs will no longer have tax advantages over individual landlords letting out buy-to-let properties, as the Chancellor has opted to get rid of […]

Ben Beadle from the National Residential Landlords Association has hit out at the budget for failing to boost the quantity or quality of private rented […]

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s move to lower the amount of capital gains charged on property sales from 28% to 24% could push disillusioned landlords to depart […]

Over half (53%) of the British public reckon the government needs to up its game in helping students find housing, a YouGov poll has found. […]

The Conservative Party is widely reported as having scrapped its 99% mortgage scheme, which it was considering introducing in tomorrow’s Spring Budget. Releasing such a […]

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will deliver his 2024 Spring Budget on Wednesday 6 March. It was originally thought he would introduce a 99% loan-to-value mortgage scheme, […]

Annual house price growth reached 1.2% in February, returning to positive territory for the first time in over a year, Nationwide’s house price index has […]

The National Residential Landlords Association has called for the government to raise levels of Universal Credit to deal with current shortfalls. As it stands there […]

UK property investors are optimistic for the year ahead, even in the face of persistent economic and regulatory challenges, new research from Market Financial Solutions […]

Last year property sales fell by a staggering £141 billion, outlining the scale of the market contraction that took place in 2023. Some £154.7bn worth […]

The government should cut stamp duty on second property purchases and introduce a scheme similar to Help to Buy to improve the state of the […]

The number of landlords falling into arrears has climbed by 93% in a single year, research from lender Octane Capital has revealed. This was that […]

Backbench Tory MPs are set to water down protections for renters and increase rights for landlords, the BBC reports. It’s unclear exactly what’s being watered […]

Nearly 4,000 people were recorded as sleeping rough last year, a 27% year-on-year increase, Shelter analysis of government data shows. There are 142,490 children who […]

The market quickened up in February, as more sellers accepted some lower offers on their properties. Zoopla research says buyer demand rose by 11%, while […]

Work has begun to demolish largely derelict buildings to make way for 80 ‘affordable’ and sustainable apartments by Old Trafford Cricket Ground. Southway Housing Trust […]

Rental arrears claims have climbed by 50% in the year to December, highlighting how stretched tenants have become, data released by Reposit has revealed. There […]

Property investors have been told there is huge potential in purpose-built accommodation, including student and multi-family. Rob Martin, global head of investment strategy and research […]

Chetwood Financial has appointed Roselle Allsop as its new director of marketing. Founded in 2016, Wrexham-based Chetwood Financial is a digital bank that has multiple […]

Rising swap rates are set to dampen down mortgage market activity – putting the breaks on a positive start to 2024. The five-year swap rate […]

Some 37% of estate agents and other property firms experienced financial crime in 2023, jumping from 17% the year before. The number of property firms […]

Leaseholds are changing in 2024. The Land Registry is introducing a reform to the current leasehold system in their 2022+ Strategy. This will focus on […]

While the mortgage market is showing signs of rebounding, it’s remortgagers who are driving this increase, as opposed to new homebuyers purchasing a new property. […]

Landlords in it for the long haul should invest in Bristol, which just saw returns grow by 6.6% annually, Aldermore’s Buy to Let City Tracker […]

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is planning to launch a 99% mortgage market scheme, as the Conservatives look to woo younger voters ahead of the general election. […]

Technology infrastructure specialist NCG has appointed Christopher Baldock as its new chair. Founded in 2019, NCG is an internet service provider (ISP) and master systems […]

The UK’s renters are not on side with the government – in what is likely to spell bad news for the Conservatives in the upcoming […]

Some tenants are severely struggling in the current climate, as one in 10 (11%) have had to resort to food banks to get by, research […]

Richard Mattison, director of pensions administrator, Whitehall Group, explains benefit of paying rent to your own retirement fund and the significant tax saving. One of […]

By Allison Thompson, national lettings managing director, Leaders Romans Group Typically, rents rise in line with wages – which, in turn, tend to track inflation […]

Construction firms have been urged to start using modular construction in order to make the process more cost-effective. This comes as construction costs are predicted […]

Airbnbs will require planning permissions and local councils will have the power to remove permitted development rights, under a new policy unveiled by the government. […]

Last week the government pushed for building on more brownfield land, but for me that’ll barely have any effect compared to opening up pockets of […]

The cost of new lets has increased by 8.3% year-on-year – the first time they’ve dropped to single digits in six months, Hamptons research has […]

The UK inflation rate has remained at 4%, defying forecasts of a rise. The Bank expected the inflation rate to rise to 4.1%, while economists […]

HomeLet has launched VISTA, a tenant referencing service designed to mitigate fraud risk. The tenant referencing and lettings insurance company claimed its new product would […]

Guy Westlake is founder & chairman of Lavanda In the rapidly evolving world of residential real estate, “flex” has become a key term when discussing […]

The city of Preston has been named the UK region most likely to be renovated by interior company Swift Direct Blinds. The city has a […]

Fintech platform TPP has urged investors not to overreact to headlines around a recession in the UK. GDP growth fell by 0.1% in Q4 2023, […]

Over a third of property professionals would like to see the reintroduction of Help to Buy or some government-led initiative announced in the upcoming Budget […]

The government is considering changing the permitted development right requirement for heat pumps to be smaller than 0.6 cubic metres, as outlined in a new […]

Two landlords in Cardiff have been handed hefty fines for renting out dangerous properties that lacked basic fire safety measures. Rowshanara Begum let out her […]

By Daniel Austin, chief executive and co-founder at ASK Partners The UK has a widely reported and growing housing shortfall as a result of under […]

Some 39% of tenants don’t feel able to reach out to their letting agents with property-related issues. The research, from Zero Deposit, points to a […]

A developer has launched a proposal for a new community in west Edinburgh that promises 3,000 homes, office space to support more than 4,000 jobs, […]

Democracy is on the line if young people feel unable to get on the housing ladder, housing secretary Michael Gove has warned. Gove, who was […]

Some two in five undergraduate students have thought about leaving university due to the cost of rent, a poll by student money website Save the […]

Councils are the next Post Office scandal, as they are guilty of severe maladministration, excessive enforcement and unfair licensing conditions against private sector landlords. That […]

By Sarah Thompson, managing director, Mortgage Scout Compared with a decade ago, today’s first-time buyers are older, more likely to buy with a partner and […]

House prices have risen for four months in a row, as they increased by 1.3% in January, Halifax’s house price index has revealed. It typically […]

Evictions and repossessions are on the rise – as the Law Society of England and Wales warned that housing legal aid must be made available […]

The former chief executive of WeWork Adam Neumann has attempted to buy his beleaguered former company back. He approached the bankrupt firm about a potential […]

A growing number of landlords are falling into mortgage arrears compared to their residential counterparts, UK Finance data shows. Between the third and fourth quarters […]

The government has stopped increasing the money disabled people in England can claim to adapt their homes – seemingly dropping a previous pledge. The maximum […]

Landlords are dealing with excessive delays in regaining possession of their properties due a broken court and bailiff system. One landlord, Dr Reneé Hoenderkamp, filed […]

The National Landlord Investment Show is being held at Olympia London on 6 March 2024. The free-to-attend one-day event features 50+ seminars, offering the latest […]

A landlord who allowed his properties to be used as cannabis growing factories has been jailed. Jeremy Southgate, 63, installed ghost tenants into the properties, […]

Mortgage brokers are becoming increasingly bullish about the state of the mortgage market – a promising sign that the flow of transactions is expected to […]

Locksmiths are the highest-earning tradespeople in the UK, with an average hourly wage of £44.65, analysis from Capital on Tap has revealed. They are able […]

Student housing is seen as the most appealing property investment in the next 12 months, according to a report from the mortgage lender Together entitled […]

Ritchie Clapson CEng MIStructE is a veteran property developer of 40+ years, an author, industry commentator, and co-founder of the leading property development training company […]

Members of the National Residential Landlords Association can now use Title Guardian’s anti-fraud, digital monitoring tool, after a partnership was established between the two groups. […]

The number of mortgages approved in December soared by 25.6% year-on-year, signalling that the buyers are settling into the environment of relatively high mortgage rates. […]

The cost of renting increased by 1.8% in Greater London in January – pushing average prices up to £1,968 in the capital. Elsewhere prices increased […]

London tenants who stay in their property for more than a year are paying 13 months’ rent a year to the cost of renewal fees, […]

The Labour Party has committed to extending Awaab’s Law – where social landlords have to fix hazards quickly – to the private sector if they […]

Landlords can suffer a ‘double jeopardy’ of tenants committing anti-social behaviour and taking action against them due to selective licensing schemes, Landlord Licensing & Defence […]