According to new data released by Quick Move Now, nearly one in ten properties currently available on the rental market could become unrentable by 2018 if government plans for new...

The latest research commissioned by the Council of Mortgage Lenders reveals the patchwork of government home-ownership schemes.

According to the latest report from Countrywide, just one in three new tenants in 2016 rented a home with a spare bedroom, down from 59% in 2010.

New analysis from HomeOwners Alliance looks at the correlation between longevity and homeownership.

In less than two years from now, landlords could face fines of up to £150,000, if their rented property has an energy rating which falls below the required minimum standard.

A new report reveals that over half of tenants claim their rental property is cold and draughty and 58% of tenants that have requested their landlord make energy efficiency...

In 2007 the UK Government introduced EPCs (Energy Performance Certificates). The Housing Act 2004 made it a mandatory requirement that an energy assessment is made on all properties...

Commercial Valuations specialist and a Non-Domestic Energy Assessor at DM Hall Chartered Surveyors, Mark O'Neill, takes a look at the variations between housing legislation in Scotland...

A new survey by Sarah Beeny's estate agent, Tepilo, has revealed that Brits find the UK property buying process confusing and unfair.

The number of arrangement fee free buy to let mortgage products rose in Q3 as lenders tried to find ways to compete without reducing rates which are already at an all-time low.