In 2015, new laws stated that privately rented property in England and Wales must have an EPC rating of E or above. The new laws came into force on 1 April 2018 for new tenancies, and...

We spoke to Yann Murciano, CEO at development finance lender Blend Network, about development lending in the aftermath of the mini-budget and his predictions for the property market...

Having nuisance neighbours can be tricky to handle without creating tension. However, more often than not, a friendly chat goes a long way and can usually fix the issue. But when that...

Andy Jones, Group Director, Corporate Lettings & Build to Rent, Leaders Romans Group, looks at growing demand in the UK Build to Rent sector and how mixed messages from the...

UK Holiday-lets boomed during the pandemic as bookings for staycations soared due to travel restrictions. However, with restrictions fully lifted on March 18th 2022, could the cost of...

With average rents already 20% higher than last year, forecasts of further rental growth this year, and soaring demand among tenants for suitable property, currently, signs are...

Annual asking price growth eased to +3.0% this month, with new seller asking prices now £5,800 adrift from their October peak, according to data released this morning by...

As the introduction of the Renters' Reform Bill draws closer, apprehension surrounding the abolishment of 'no fault' evictions continues to grow among UK landlords, with a third now...

Emma Wells, Managing Director Lettings (North) at Leaders Romans Group, looks at Let-to-let and suggests that with the current property and mortgage market a little uncertain just now,...

Tenant evictions are on the rise, with recent government statistics showing that the number of rental evictions has increased by 98% in a year. However, in the midst of a cost of...