A political row has emerged after media reports claimed that Labour leadership hopeful and Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham owns and lets out a former council flat in Kennington,
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Tracker Mortgage Demand Surges
Demand for tracker mortgages has risen sharply as more borrowers look for ways to reduce their monthly mortgage payments. Unlike fixed-rate deals, tracker mortgages move in line with
Landlord Exits Push CGT to Record High
HMRC collected a record £16.9 billion in Capital Gains Tax (CGT) in January 2026, according to figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS). Many within the property
Private Landlord Stress in 2026
Mental Health Awareness Week in the UK has once again brought workplace stress and burnout into focus, but one group that is often left out of this conversation
What Replaces Section 21 No-Fault Evictions?
The abolition of Section 21 is set to become one of the biggest changes the private rented sector has seen in decades. From 1 May 2026, landlords in
EPC C Targets Drive Landlords Out
The government’s latest push to improve energy efficiency standards in the private rented sector is creating growing uncertainty for landlords across the UK. New research from Goodlord suggests
Retiring Landlords’ Fire Sale: 40% Discounts
The UK rental market in 2026 is going through a clear structural shift, and much of it is now being reflected in auction activity. One of the most
£7,000 Landlord Fine Warning
Millions of private landlords across England are now facing a fast-approaching compliance deadline under new rental reform rules, with financial penalties of up to £7,000 per tenancy for
Low Downloads Before Deadline
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
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