The Telegraph has published an opinion piece which presents a critical perspective on Labour's housing policies, arguing that they pose a threat to property rights, the housing market, and the broader economy. Here are the key points highlighted in...

The case of Anna Yang, an Essex-based landlord prosecuted by Greenwich Council, underscores the significance of ensuring landlords adhere to legal obligations and provide accurate information to tenants. Yang was fined a total of £5,825.27 for...

The UK's housing market is currently experiencing a surge in sales, attributed to increased availability of homes for sale and renewed buyer confidence, according to Zoopla's research. Agreed sales have risen by 12% compared to the previous year,...

Shelter's has called to convert empty homes into social rent properties. With an estimated 261,000 empty homes across the country, repurposing them could significantly alleviate housing shortages. This approach not only addresses the immediate need...

The phenomenon of London councils redirecting their social housing issues to areas outside the capital, particularly the Home Counties, has sparked concerns and controversies. This practice, often driven by financial considerations, exacerbates...

Labour's shadow housing secretary, Matthew Pennycook, has proposed a significant amendment to the Renters (Reform) Bill, suggesting that landlords should wait two years from the start of a tenancy before selling or repossessing their property. This...

The Government has issued a guidance which explains what the Community Infrastructure Levy is and how it operates. It can be seen here

The government's Renters' Reform Bill has passed a crucial stage in Parliament, despite controversy surrounding its indefinite delay of the ban on no-fault evictions under Section 21 notices. Here's what you need to know about this development: Key...