The latest data from the Office for National Statistics shows that UK consumer price inflation slowed sharply to 3% in January 2026, down from 3.4% in December —
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Record Capital Gains Tax Hits Landlords
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has revealed that Capital Gains Tax (CGT) receipts have reached unprecedented levels, with January 2026 alone generating £16.985 billion. This represents a dramatic
Council Seeks Help Over £11m Housing Bill
Brighton and Hove Council has appealed to the government for urgent financial assistance after revealing that the cost of providing temporary accommodation is expected to reach £11 million.
Council Consults Tenants on Landlord Fines
Related guide: HMO licence fee breakdown. A UK council has launched a public consultation inviting tenants and residents to help shape how landlords will be fined for breaching
Government Ignored Over Section 21 Petition
A petition calling for changes to the UK’s eviction laws has now surpassed 10,000 signatures, yet the government has still not issued a response. Launched earlier this month
Low-EPC Rental Homes Face Council Action
Related guide: minimum HMO room sizes. Wandsworth Council in London has launched a firm initiative targeting rental properties that fail to meet basic energy efficiency standards. The council
UK House Prices Up 2.4% in December
UK house prices continued to rise on an annual basis in the year to December, but momentum in the market weakened towards the end of the year. New
Nationwide Sparks New Mortgage Price War
Nationwide has announced a fresh round of mortgage rate reductions, cutting some deals by as much as 0.16 percentage points. The move is set to benefit a wide
UK Inflation Drops to March 2025 Low
UK inflation eased to 3% in January, down from 3.4% in December, strengthening expectations that the Bank of England could begin cutting interest rates as soon as March.
Buy-to-Let Registrations Surge in 2025
Related guide: HMO mortgage criteria. A record number of buy-to-let companies were established in 2025, highlighting a major shift in how landlords across the UK are choosing to