The end of Section 21 is already changing how landlords regain possession of their properties, with new data suggesting a significant shift towards evidence-based eviction claims. According to
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UK Build-to-Rent Pipeline Slumps 79%
The number of new build-to-rent (BTR) homes beginning construction across the UK has dropped sharply, with starts on site falling by 79% in the year to June 2026,
UK Unmortgageable Homes Top 1.5 Million
More than 1.5 million residential properties across the UK are considered difficult or impossible to finance through traditional high street mortgage lenders, creating challenges for buyers while also
Repossessions Rise While Arrears Fall
The number of mortgage arrears across the UK continued to decline during the first quarter of 2026, although home repossessions increased slightly compared with the previous quarter, according
Nationwide Cuts Mortgage Rates
Nationwide has announced a fresh round of mortgage rate reductions, reversing the upward pricing trend seen across the market in recent weeks. The building society will cut selected
UK House Price Growth Nearly Flat in July
UK house price growth remained subdued in July as economic uncertainty and concerns over interest rates continued to weigh on buyer confidence during what is usually one of
Landlord Impact Overlooked by Government
The government has confirmed that it has not carried out a combined assessment of how recent tax changes and Renters’ Rights Act reforms could affect landlords. In a
London Rentals Decline After RRA
Rental availability in London has declined following the introduction of the Renters’ Rights Act, according to new research from SpareRoom. The data highlights a growing divide across the
Interest Rates Stay Higher for Longer
The Bank of England has decided to leave the base interest rate unchanged at 3.75%, marking the fifth meeting in a row where borrowing costs have remained the
Fed Rules Out Quick Inflation Fix
The US Federal Reserve has left interest rates unchanged for the fifth consecutive meeting, keeping its benchmark rate between 3.5% and 3.75%. While the decision was widely expected