A newly released Freedom of Information response from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) has revealed surprisingly low engagement with the government’s mandatory Renters’ Rights
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London Flats Lead UK Property Price Falls
London’s property market is continuing to face mounting pressure, with the latest e.surv House Price Index showing that the capital remains the only region in Britain where house
ONS: UK Rents Rise as House Prices Stall
UK private rents continued to climb in April, while house price growth across the country lost momentum, according to the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics
Bleak Summer Forecast for Housing Market
The latest UK Residential Market Survey from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) points towards a housing market that is likely to remain under pressure throughout the
Councils Ramp Up Instant Fines for Landlords
Councils across the UK are being urged to take a far tougher stance against landlords, with experts warning that local authorities no longer have to issue warnings before
Rightmove: House Prices Up £4,333 in May
Average asking prices for homes coming onto the market increased by 1.2% in May, according to the latest house price index from Rightmove. The rise pushed the average
Court Risk: 7 Key Documents for Eviction
From 1 May 2026, Section 21 is no longer available in England, meaning all possession proceedings now go through Section 8 and must be based on specific legal
Rightmove: House Price Divide Widens
The latest figures from Rightmove show that the UK housing market remains relatively steady, although regional affordability differences are continuing to drive a widening north-south divide in house
Government Unveils Right to Buy Reforms
The UK government has announced a series of proposed reforms to the Right to Buy scheme as part of wider plans to reshape and strengthen the social housing
Council Offers Cash for Rental Upgrades
Council Offers Cash for Rental Upgrades as Empty Homes Strategy Expands Liverpool City Council has unveiled a major housing initiative aimed at bringing long-term empty properties back into