The latest figures from the HomeLet Rental Index suggest that rental prices across the UK continue to rise steadily, with little evidence that the forthcoming Renters’ Rights Act
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Landlords Face Deposit Backlash
The debate over tenancy deposit protection has intensified after campaign group Generation Rent voiced its support for proposed government changes that could see England move entirely to a
PRS Fees Linked to Enforcement Plans
The government has indicated that future fees collected through the new Private Rented Sector (PRS) Database may play a key role in funding local authority enforcement across England.
UK House Prices Hold Steady Again
House price growth across the UK remained flat for a second consecutive month in June, reflecting a housing market that continues to face affordability pressures and economic uncertainty.
Shelter Rallies Behind Rent Controls
Housing charity Shelter has publicly supported a campaign calling for rent controls in Bristol, adding its voice to growing concerns about rising rental costs and housing affordability in
Six in Ten January Homes Still for Sale
A significant proportion of homes placed on the market at the beginning of the year are still waiting to find buyers, highlighting the growing challenges facing the UK
Section 21 Evictions Under Fresh Scrutiny
The UK Government has claimed that the former Section 21 eviction process contributed to thousands of people becoming homeless, as it continues to introduce reforms aimed at reshaping
Why More Home Sales Are at Risk
An increasing number of property buyers and mortgage brokers are reporting a rise in down valuations, creating fresh challenges for home sales across the UK. As more properties
AI Legal Win May Support Landlords
Artificial intelligence has already started changing the way people work, communicate and manage their finances. Now, it could also begin transforming the legal sector, particularly for people who
Mortgage Rate Cuts Gain Momentum
Mortgage lenders are continuing to reduce borrowing costs following the Bank of England’s decision to keep the Bank Rate unchanged at 3.75%. The latest wave of cuts suggests