Available rental stock fell 4% year-on-year while lettings valuations doubled compared with December.

62% of landlords now feel optimistic about their future, up from 47% a year ago.

Tom Bill, head of UK residential research at Knight Frank, explores how early-year momentum in London’s lettings market faded as falling supply, regulatory uncertainty and...

Seasonal trends are providing limited respite in parts of the country, but longer-term challenges remain unresolved, according to newly released data from Propertymark.

As regulation tightens and competition increases, operators will need to treat leasing as a relationship-driven process rather than a transactional one.

65% of landlords planning rent rises say the upcoming tax increase is a key reason for doing so, second only to higher property running costs.

Average void periods increased from 23 to 26 days, with six of nine regions recording longer gaps between lets.

London renters now spend 49.5% of their income on rent, down from around 50% in 2024, according to newly released market data from Benham and Reeves.

London saw the steepest regional decline, with registrations dropping 27%, driven by Building Safety Regulator delays and reduced affordable housing delivery.

The new regulations, subject to parliamentary approval, will come into force on 1 April.