With demand continuing to outstrip supply, record high rents, and challenges surrounding energy efficiency, both landlords and tenants will be paying close attention to the...

Ahead of tomorrow's budget, Propertymark, the professional body for estate and letting agents has outlined how the government can help landlords cut costs and meet the Minimum Energy...

Buy-to-let fixed rates are currently at their lowest since the start of September 2022, according to the latest analysis by Moneyfactscompare.

If the government fails to extend the current stamp duty relief beyond March tomorrow, it would make very little difference to the average first-time buyer according to new data from...

Despite recent announcements of a £500m housing package as part of the Affordable Homes Programme, there remains a pressing need for a range of Budget initiatives to drive...

Lenders are currently holding back from aggressively competing on mortgage rates, largely due to the uncertainty that comes with an Autumn Budget announcement, according to Octane...

Signs that the market is beginning to stabilise are growing stronger as new data from SpareRoom highlights that rents are continuing to ease in the capital.

Labour’s commitment to a ‘greener’ housing market is set to further impact landlords

There is no doubt that the introduction of the Renters Rights Bill for letting agents in England has been one of the biggest changes to the sector for quite some time.

Rising mortgage rates are affecting the residential sector more than commercial, with the latter taking a greater share of the property market in the past few years.