Annual house price growth across the UK weakened further in October, reaching its lowest level since January 2024, according to Nationwide. Prices were only marginally higher than a
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Landlords Face Unpaid Energy Bills
Landlords could be held responsible for unpaid gas and electricity charges if energy suppliers are not given the correct information when tenants move in or out of a
AI Complaints Against Landlords
A recent survey suggests that renters are becoming more confident about using the protections introduced by the Renters’ Rights Act (RRA). Research carried out by PropTech platform Goodlord
Private Rental Ombudsman Named
The government has confirmed that the existing Housing Ombudsman Service is expected to operate the new Private Rental Sector Ombudsman, which will become compulsory for landlords in England.
Damp and Mould Affect Half of PRS Homes
A year after Awaab’s Law was introduced in the social housing sector, new research suggests damp and mould remain a significant problem across the UK, particularly in privately
Budget Hides Housing Market Crisis
The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) has published its latest economic forecast alongside the Budget, offering a less encouraging picture of the UK housing market. While the headline
Budget Tax Raid on Landlords
Landlords are facing a further increase in property income tax after Chancellor John Healey announced a two-percentage-point rise from April 2027. The change adds to the increase announced
Renters’ Rights Act Sparks Rejections
The Renters’ Rights Act may be making it more difficult for some tenants to find a home, according to research from property software provider Goodlord. Its latest State
Landlords May Have to Allow EV Chargers
Landlords and freeholders in England could be required to explain why they refuse tenants’ requests to install electric vehicle (EV) chargers under new government proposals. However, responsibility for
Budget Tax Raid: Are Landlords at Risk?
The Autumn Budget on 28 October 2026 comes at a challenging time for UK landlords, who are already dealing with higher borrowing costs, tighter regulations and tax changes