Tenant demand for rental homes climbed by +1.5% during the first quarter of 2024, with almost a third of all homes listed for rent already being snapped up by renters.

The rental market is straining under the pressure of high tenant demand which has seen rental costs spiral in recent years.

The gap between the monthly cost of homeownership and renting has shrunk to its lowest level since 2019.

Over four out of five tenants remain unaware of the Bill, its contents, and what the changes mean for them, according to new research.

Renters feel more unconnected to their local area than the wider population according to new research commissioned by the Belonging Forum

Tenants at the very top end of the London rental market could face paying stamp duty to the tune of almost £18,000 from March next year, according to new research.

At present, housing benefit rates are set to be frozen again from next year

85% of tenants in the UK are renting through necessity, unable to afford to buy their own home, according to new market insight from Monta Capital.

Neil Cobbold, managing director of PayProp UK, looks at how yesterday's announcements will hit landlords and tenants.

The Government’s obsession with homeownership has, according to Zero Deposit, helped to drive the number of privately rented properties down to the lowest level seen since 2013.