Mortgage rates in the UK have risen above the 5% mark as lenders respond to growing market uncertainty by withdrawing hundreds of mortgage products. The latest figures show
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£48bn Drop in PRS Value
The total value of homes within the UK’s private rented sector (PRS) dropped by £48 billion in 2025, representing the largest yearly decline recorded this century. The figures
EPC Reforms Pushed Back to 2027
Government Delays EPC Reforms Until 2027 The government has confirmed that planned reforms to the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) system will now be delayed, with changes not expected
Greens and Unions Call Rent Controls Demo
A large-scale demonstration calling for stronger rent controls is set to take place in central London on 18 April, just under three weeks before the local elections. The
England Rents Up 2%, Goodlord Reports
Average rents across England increased by 2% year-on-year in February, reaching £1,203 per month, according to the latest rental index from Goodlord. This marks a modest rise compared
Buy-to-Let Range Overhauled by Lender
Fleet Mortgages has announced a series of updates to its buy-to-let lending range, aimed at making it easier for landlords to access finance while maintaining responsible lending standards.
Landlords’ Guide to Repossessing Property
Most rented homes in England and Wales are let under assured shorthold tenancies (ASTs). Traditionally, landlords or letting agents seeking possession have relied on one of two legal
City-Wide Licensing Plan Targets Landlords
A Labour councillor in Sheffield is campaigning for a city-wide landlord licensing scheme, following what he describes as the success of smaller, targeted initiatives. Minesh Parekh, a member
Key Legal Changes to Watch in 2026
As 2026 begins, landlords and property professionals across the UK are preparing for a number of significant regulatory changes. Several new policies and reforms are set to reshape
UK Mortgage Costs Rise on Conflict
Mortgage rates in the UK are beginning to rise again as lenders respond to growing global uncertainty. Concerns that the ongoing conflict in the Middle East could increase