Around 60% of landlords say they are preparing to increase rents to compensate for higher costs, with a fifth indicating that they are planning to sell some of their portfolio to...

The National Residential Landlords Association has welcomed the government's commitment to tackling anti-social tenants following the abolishment of Section 21.

Despite continued economic uncertainty in the UK, 50.45% of investors are planning to make further purchases in 2023 with increased activity planned by more experienced investors,...

Student property enquiries in the run-up to the crucial letting season for the 2023/24 academic year are up by 79% compared to the same period last year, with cities in the north of...

Loughborough Building Society has announced that it has extended its lending criteria across its residential, buy-to-let and shared ownership product range to include the addition of...

Average rents hit a new record high of £571 per week during October, driven by rising interest rates and lack of supply breaking the previous record of £553, according to...

Recent political and economic uncertainty has inevitably caused some fluctuations in housebuilders’ profit forecasts: following the Truss Government’s disastrous...

Ahead of the Autumn Statement, landlords that HMRC suspect are not declaring their full rental income are being targeted with nudge letters suggesting the landlord review their tax...

Several ongoing domestic and foreign factors, unfortunately, mean that the cost of living crisis is still on the rise and having a direct and dangerous impact on the daily lives of...

Disputes between landlords and tenants, unfortunately, are nothing new. But many of these can be avoided before they escalate too far and end up in court, according to the Association...