News Updates

As the British summer brings soaring temperatures, landlords are facing increasing pressures beyond just the weather. Rising regulatory demands, assertive tenants, and stringent council enforcement

Three housing associations have been awarded top consumer grades in the latest regulatory judgements published by the Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) on 27 May

Buy to let lenders are expanding their finance options for landlords, introducing new products and adjusting lending criteria to better meet the evolving needs of

Letting agents are being urged to thoroughly review and update their online content to ensure compliance with the Renters’ Rights Act, which has now entered

The Scottish government has recently restructured its cabinet, notably removing the dedicated housing secretary role. This decision has provoked concern among housing sector representatives, who

House prices across Britain have seen a modest increase over the past year, with the average property value rising by 1.7% to £327,800 in April.

Leaseholders across England face significant financial risks as campaigners call for urgent reforms to the leasehold system. The National Leasehold Campaign (NLC) warns that many

The UK government has confirmed that local councils will utilise information from the Private Rented Sector (PRS) Database to enforce landlord compliance as part of

With the Renters Rights Act now in force, landlords, letting agents and housing advisers must familiarise themselves with the new legal framework. To support this,

Local authorities across England are set to receive an additional £41 million in funding to support the enforcement of new legal protections introduced by the