Ahead of Wednesday's Autumn Statement, Neil Cobbold of PayProp UK looks at some of the measures the Chancellor could introduce to strengthen support for both tenants and landlords.

Just 9% of renters surveyed feel that government excuses surrounding the indefinite delay to Section 21 abolishment is acceptable.

Just one in four people are confident that an agreement could be reached on building management and maintenance issues in large apartment blocks.

Landlord Action commended the efforts of MP Theresa Villiers for her commitment to addressing the issues surrounding delays in the UK's court system.

Newly released figures have revealed that the government pocketed an additional £793m in a single year from inheritance tax liabilities, largely due to the pandemic-inspired boom...

The Government now has a full house for its developers' remediation contract according to to the latest updated list.

New research finds that just over a year on from the government's disastrous mini-budget, the capital's struggling property market has finally turned a corner, with an uplift in...

Jeremy Hunt's plans to throw a lifeline to first-time buyers by extending a scheme to 95 per cent mortgages are simply 'sticking plaster' plans, a property association has warned.

A new consultation by the Scottish government on rented sector reform has received criticism from the industry for imposing its own choices rather than listening to any new ideas from...

The Housing Secretary has stated that in order to provide the homes that the country needs, a thriving private rented sector is essential.