New research finds that just over a year on from the government's disastrous mini-budget, the capital's struggling property market has finally turned a corner, with an uplift in...

Jeremy Hunt's plans to throw a lifeline to first-time buyers by extending a scheme to 95 per cent mortgages are simply 'sticking plaster' plans, a property association has warned.

A new consultation by the Scottish government on rented sector reform has received criticism from the industry for imposing its own choices rather than listening to any new ideas from...

The Housing Secretary has stated that in order to provide the homes that the country needs, a thriving private rented sector is essential.

Research from Shawbrook has revealed the scale of preparation already implemented by UK landlords ahead of proposed changes to EPC legislation which have now been abandoned by the...

Has the government really got the best interests of landlords and tenants at heart by rowing back on key green pledges including EPC upgrades - or is it simply electioneering?

A new survey published by PayProp UK has revealed that the majority of lettings professionals still disapprove of the Renters (Reform) Bill in its current form.

Landlord portfolios are shrinking due to government policymaking, according to new research from Benham and Reeves.

Michael Gove’s proposed planning reforms have failed to win over landlords, according to specialist buy-to-let broker Mortgages for Business.

As pressure continues to mount on the private rental sector, one of the government's biggest challenges remains how to stop landlords from looking for the exit amid a constant...