A new survey of over 500 landlords has found that six in 10 back the government's proposed introduction of a minimum set of property standards for the private rented sector as part of...

Over two-fifths of renters would like the government to provide more support with the ongoing cost of living crisis, according to TML whose research found that rising costs and high...

Residential landlords in England are facing a £17.9bn bill to upgrade their properties and meet the government's proposed EPC requirements by 2025, adding further pressure to the...

A large majority - 80% - of landlords have never used the Section 21 powers to perform a no-fault eviction, a study has found.

Cat Armstrong, Mortgage Club Director at Dynamo for Intermediaries, looks at the landlord/tenant relationship and how the new generation of younger landlords could help to dispel the...

A campaign to challenge policies that are damaging the private rented sector in Scotland is picking up pace following a decision by the Scottish Government to develop a rent freeze and...

Bill Chandler, Legal Director, Hill Dickinson LLP, takes a look at the recent changes in the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard which impacts EPC rating standards on commercial...

Fines for rogue landlords and agents have increased by half a million pounds in the last three months, with the total now surpassing £8.6 million in London alone, according to...

The purpose-built student accommodation sector has seen its market size bounce back to almost £4bn following a pandemic-induced decline which saw demand for student accommodation...

Low investment costs and high rental returns are driving demand for commercial property purchases and rentals in the east of England, according to the latest market analysis from...