The latest government rent index reveals a 9.2% increase in average private rents across the UK in the year leading to March 2024, slightly up from 9.0% in
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The latest government rent index reveals a 9.2% increase in average private rents across the UK in the year leading to March 2024, slightly up from 9.0% in
Inflation in the UK has reached its lowest level in two and a half years, primarily attributed to a deceleration in the rate of food price hikes. According
Nearly 50% of first-time buyers market express growing concerns about the feasibility of homeownership, citing the ongoing challenges of the cost-of-living crisis. Research conducted by the Nationwide Building
A campaign group, the London Renters Union, is advocating for a robust approach to rental reform from any potential Labour government, irrespective of the fate of the Renters
Labour has retracted its pledge to introduce legislation abolishing leasehold within the first 100 days of government if successful in the general election. However, the party remains resolute
MPs have returned to the Commons today after a significant hiatus over the Easter period, marking a crucial juncture in the ongoing deliberations surrounding the Renters Reform Bill.
Paragon Bank’s examination of its lending records has provided insights into the preferences of portfolio buy-to-let landlords, individuals who own four or more properties for investment purposes. Among
Estate agency data reveals that the average time required for landlords or vendors to sell a house has declined by 0.7% over the past year. This decrease has
The National Farmers Union has expressed satisfaction with the launch of the Agricultural Landlord and Tenant Code of Practice, seeing it as a promising beginning towards better practices
Landlords and renters’ activists are diametrically opposed in their responses to a contentious report regarding the private rental sector. The Resolution Foundation think tank recently issued a study