Propertymark's August 2026 tracker shows the UK rental market splitting along regional lines, with London affordability pressures growing while rents ease in parts of the South.

Propertymark is urging landlords and letting agents to review their licensing obligations as the Renters' Rights Act raises the maximum civil penalty for unlicensed properties to...

Landlords continue to benefit from strong tenant demand, with an average of nine prospective tenants competing for every available rental property in June, according to Propertymark.

Propertymark members report a growing volume of AI-generated tenant complaints, with some citing defunct legislation or unsubstantiated claims, raising questions about disclosure...

The UK rental market is seeing slower year-on-year growth, but a persistent supply shortfall means rents remain historically high across most regions.

NAEA Commercial Propertymark's Advisory Panel says tax and regulatory pressures are prompting investors to consider commercial property investment over residential assets.

UK rental affordability came under renewed pressure in May as average rents rose 1.5% month-on-month, with Scotland recording the steepest regional increase and salary requirements...

Propertymark has backed proposals to overhaul the Northern Ireland landlord registration scheme, urging stronger enforcement and clearer rules for letting agents.

Households headed by someone aged 65 or over are expected to rise by 22.1% by 2032, but the supply of privately rented accessible homes continues to decline.

Letting agents across England are being urged to audit all published website content for Renters' Rights Act compliance, as outdated pages and PDF files continue to appear in search...