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Rents in England have risen by 2.4% year-on-year as of March 2026, signalling a modest increase ahead of the imminent implementation of the Renters’ Rights

The UK government has acknowledged a significant gap in its data collection concerning the private rental sector: it does not track the number of landlords

A landlord has found herself in a difficult position after a long-term tenant became embroiled in a dispute with the managing agent of their gated

The rental market often appears straightforward from a tenant’s viewpoint, primarily concerned with availability, affordability, and security of tenure. However, beneath these visible factors, significant

Nearly one in five UK landlords are considering leaving the private rented sector entirely, according to the latest Property118 Landlord Sentiment Survey for the first

The government’s consultation on Home Buying and Selling reform aims to address long-standing frustrations in the property market by reducing the average transaction time and

Remortgaging a leasehold flat that has been converted from office to residential use can present unexpected challenges, particularly when essential documentation such as building control

Developing a tenancy agreement compliant with the new Renters’ Rights Act presents a significant challenge for landlords and agents. A recent detailed drafting process highlights

A Midlands landlord has been fined £5,000 after mistakenly ticking the wrong box on a Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO) licence application form. Legal experts

Recent data from the Property118 Landlord Sentiment Survey for the first quarter of 2026 reveals a significant age imbalance within the UK rental market. The