A Labour councillor in Sheffield is campaigning for a city-wide landlord licensing scheme, following what he describes as the success of smaller, targeted initiatives. Minesh Parekh, a member
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Key Legal Changes to Watch in 2026
As 2026 begins, landlords and property professionals across the UK are preparing for a number of significant regulatory changes. Several new policies and reforms are set to reshape
UK Mortgage Costs Rise on Conflict
Mortgage rates in the UK are beginning to rise again as lenders respond to growing global uncertainty. Concerns that the ongoing conflict in the Middle East could increase
Nationwide Backs EPC Upgrade Scheme
Nationwide Building Society is significantly expanding its interest-free green loan scheme, offering more mortgage customers the chance to fund energy-efficient home improvements. The move comes amid growing awareness
Councils Failing to Collect Most Landlord Fines
Local councils across England are facing criticism after new research suggested that many are failing to properly enforce rental regulations against rogue landlords. The findings also reveal that
UK House Prices Hit £301K in February
The average price of a home in the UK increased by 0.6% in October, which is equivalent to a rise of £1,647. This pushed the typical property price
Mortgage Rates Set to Rise Soon
Several major UK mortgage providers are signalling upcoming rate increases, with more expected to follow as market conditions respond to economic and global pressures. The changes affect first-time
EPC Targets Raise Landlord Costs
Landlords across England and Wales could face significant costs as they work to meet the government’s planned energy efficiency requirements by 2030. New research from Just Landlords estimates
Halifax Cuts Mortgage Rates Amid Conflict
Most mortgage lenders have paused plans to reduce rates this week, as rising tensions in the Middle East create fresh uncertainty for global markets. The conflict has raised
RRA Supply Impact Unknown
The government has acknowledged it has not conducted an assessment on how ending fixed-term tenancies under the Renters’ Rights Act will affect the rental market. In response to