A Surrey landlord has described being forced to live in a camper van after a tenant remained in her property despite being given more than a year’s notice
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Bank of England Faces Key Interest Rate Vote
The Bank of England is widely expected to keep interest rates unchanged this week, although growing divisions among policymakers suggest that the pressure for another rate rise is
Rising Rents Fuel Rough Sleeping
Rising private rents are being identified by the government as one of several factors contributing to homelessness and rough sleeping across England. Homelessness Minister Florence Eshalomi said poverty,
1.5m Homes Pledge Falls Short
The government has acknowledged that its ambition to deliver 1.5 million new homes in England before the next general election is now facing a significant challenge. Housing Secretary
Rents Expected to Rise Faster by Year-End
Rents across the UK could increase more quickly during the remainder of 2026, with annual growth forecast to reach between 4% and 5% by the end of the
8,553 Tenanted Homes Up for Sale
More than 8,500 properties currently being marketed for sale across England already have tenants living in them, according to analysis from The Letting Partnership. The research identified 8,553
Rents Set to Rise Further
UK rents could continue rising as strong tenant demand meets a limited supply of available rental properties, according to the latest market assessment from the Royal Institution of
Shelter Welcomes Database
Tenant campaign groups have welcomed the government’s new private rental database, describing it as a potential step towards greater transparency and accountability in the private rented sector. Generation
Mortgage Rates Set to Rise Again
UK mortgage rates could be heading higher again as lenders respond to rising wholesale borrowing costs and growing uncertainty over the Bank of England’s next interest-rate decision. Mortgage
HMRC Plans Major Property Tax Clampdown
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is increasing its focus on the property sector, with the potential tax at stake for major real estate businesses rising sharply over the