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Many landlords delay selling their properties due to the belief that having tenants in place complicates or even prevents a sale. However, this assumption often

In the evolving property market of 2026, landlords who adopt realistic pricing strategies are consistently achieving better results than those who set overly optimistic prices.

For many years, owning rental property in London was widely regarded as a straightforward path to wealth, thanks to strong long-term capital growth, global demand,

Contrary to common assumptions that buyers mainly seek city-centre flats or high-yield investment properties, certain family homes in the North West of England are attracting

Housing policies are emerging as a decisive factor for voters ahead of the Scottish elections on 7 May 2026. A recent poll by Shelter Scotland

Nearly 400,000 company directors under the age of 28 are now running UK-registered businesses, with a significant number involved in property investment. This trend highlights

Many landlords in the North West and Midlands are quietly reassessing their property portfolios, opting to trim holdings selectively rather than exit the market entirely.

Great Yarmouth Council’s introduction of selective licensing across approximately 60% of its borough has reignited debate about the financial impact on landlords and tenants. Despite

James Cleverly, the Shadow Housing Secretary, has publicly shared that he recently received a Section 21 notice from his landlord, attributing this action to the

Recent coverage by Sky News, linked to Property118, highlighted a surge in landlords issuing Section 21 notices ahead of impending legal changes on 1 May.