Neil Cobbold, managing director of PayProp UK, looks at how yesterday's announcements will hit landlords and tenants.

The Government’s obsession with homeownership has, according to Zero Deposit, helped to drive the number of privately rented properties down to the lowest level seen since 2013.

Tenants are now paying 7% more in rent compared to February 2023 as the market continues to maintain its year-on-year growth streak. 

The number of landlords falling into arrears has almost doubled in a single year, according to newly released figures.

UK property investors 'bullish' for the year ahead despite lingering challenges, according to a new survey.

Build to Rent now accounts for its highest-ever market share of private rental stock.

A new survey conducted by Total Landlord has revealed that 71% of landlords commit to responding to tenants within 24 hours - up from 57% a few years ago.

Confidence among landlords remains solid surrounding capital gains, the PRS as a whole, and the wider UK financial market, according to new research.

Government subsidies totalling more than £70bn are expected to be paid out to private landlords via housing support over the next five years, the New Economics Foundation has...

Chris Martin from Skip Hire UK explores how the Renters Reform Bill will likely impact landlords and the general attitudes towards the upcoming changes.