Due to the vast numbers of students who have decided to live at home while learning is remote, or have chosen to defer their studies, the impact on the student rental market has been...

Letting agencies can help to shape the future of the rental sector by completing a survey as part of the government's two-year review of the Housing Health and Safety Rating System,...

Being hailed as the first part of the biggest English property law reform in decades, the announcement of new ground rent legislation is set to extensively change the residential...

The vast majority of tenants are willing to pay more for larger properties with more outdoor space and natural light, according to new research.

Tax changes and the pandemic have given landlords a rough-ride over the last couple of years, with many throwing the towel in altogether.

Despite the Government saying in March 2020 that no-one should lose their home as a result of the pandemic, fresh warnings are being raised that as many as 150,000 private renters are...

Despite housing benefit discrimination being confirmed as unlawful in a landmark court ruling last July, there continues to be a growing shortage of social housing and private...

The roadmap out of lockdown and the vaccine rollout have brought hope and the promise of some semblance of normality to millions of Brits. And, as we near the end of this third (and...

Providing a unified and powerful voice campaigning for more rights and a fair and equitable market for more than 900,000 commercial tenants in the UK, is the message from the newly...

Despite dodging the bullet during the budget earlier this month, the threat of a Capital Gains Tax rise remains uncomfortably close for landlords and owners of a second home. Should it...