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No-Fault Evictions Surge Ahead of Ban
Section 21 no-fault evictions have risen significantly in recent months, as landlords across England and Wales move quickly to act before the upcoming ban takes effect on 1
Investor Exodus Pauses Amid New Rules
Recent research from lettings technology platform Goodlord reveals that the pace of landlord exits in the UK is slowing, as many property investors take a cautious approach amid
Mortgage Rates Likely to Stay High
Related guide: specialist HMO lenders. Mortgage rates in the UK are expected to remain high for the foreseeable future, despite some signs that recent upward pressure may be
UK House Prices Fall Amid Middle East Conflict
Related guide: Article 4 directions in your council. UK house prices experienced a period of uncertainty in March as the housing market showed signs of slowing. This slowdown
Stricter Tenant Checks Under Renters Rights Act
Pillar guide: UK property investing in 2026 — the 5 strategies, returns, tax landscape, and a £50k→5-property worked example. Related guide: HMO room size requirements. Landlords across England
Yields Hit 8.1% Across England and Wales
Pillar guide: UK property investment fundamentals — the 5 strategies, returns, tax landscape, and a £50k→5-property worked example. Pillar guide: BRRRR with a Limited Company — how UK
Tenants Can Challenge Pet Refusals
The government has confirmed that tenants will be able to challenge landlords in court if they believe a request to keep a pet has been unfairly refused. This
Banks Hike Mortgages Amid Iran Tensions
Mortgage rates in the UK have climbed this week as major lenders respond to warnings from the Bank of England about the potential impact of the US-Israel conflict
Fee Introduced for Tenant Rent Appeals
The government has confirmed a new £47 fee for tenants who wish to challenge a rent increase through the First-Tier Property Tribunal, saying the measure is designed to