According to the latest research conducted by Savills, there are a quarter (24.5%) fewer homes available to let across the UK’s top 30 student cities since before the Pandemic...

37% of landlords plan to cut the number of properties they let over the coming year.

According to the latest market analysis by Chestertons, there has been a 3% drop in new buyers entering the London property market in July compared to June 2023.

The five-year fixed rates start at 5.35%.

More than two in five (46%) students run out of money before the end of the semester.

Despite the drop, average prices are still £59,000 (19%) higher than in the pre-pandemic market of August 2019.

Allison Thompson, National Lettings Managing Director at Leaders Romans Group, looks at differences in student property availability.

Discussing how to enable property companies to make better use of data science and AI to navigate the fast-changing economy, Natalie Cramp, CEO of Profusion, says property...

Homeowners estimate it would take an average of 15 years for the savings in energy bills to offset the estimated cost of £34,500 for retrofitting a typical UK home.

74% of Brits don’t realise that failing to test smoke alarms can invalidate home insurance claims.