The government in England is planning to revise its Renters (Reform) Bill to address concerns from landlords while still aiming to provide security for tenants. Critics argue that these changes will favor landlords, while ministers are responding...

The property market in Cornwall, which experienced a significant boom during the pandemic, has now started to cool down, with houses and flats selling for less compared to last year and taking longer to sell. According to estate agents Hamptons,...

Eastbourne council is preparing to take action against Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) following a report that raised concerns about issues such as bins, parking, and anti-social behavior associated with these properties. While acknowledging...

The Telegraph has run an article stating that the Scottish Government, led by Humza Yousaf's SNP-Green coalition, has put forward ambitious legislative proposals aimed at implementing long-term market controls in the rental sector. These proposals...

Michael Gove's promises to reform the leasehold system appear to be facing significant challenges, with criticisms mounting from various quarters, including within his own party. In a recent House of Lords debate, Gove faced accusations of "shoddy...

Michael Gove, the UK government minister, has initiated legal action to compel the landlord of a Canary Wharf apartment complex to contribute £20.5 million towards building safety works. This move comes as part of the government's intensified...

Submitting meter readings to energy suppliers is crucial this weekend to ensure that households benefit fully from the upcoming reduction in the Ofgem energy price cap. Here are the key points: Price Cap Reduction: The Ofgem energy price cap, which...

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has released data on house prices and annual earnings to calculate affordability ratios for England and Wales. Here are the main points from the report: In 2023, full-time employees in England could expect...

The County Councils Network has emphasized the need for a long-term plan for housing from the next government, citing a significant increase in rural renting over the past decade. According to new research by the network, the number of households...

The Conservative Party's pledge to ban no-fault evictions, a key component of their manifesto, is facing uncertainty following a backlash from Tory MPs, particularly those who are landlords themselves. Levelling up minister Jacob Young has outlined...

The private rental sector in Scotland is experiencing a significant downturn, with landlords fleeing the market in response to what they perceive as a hostile regulatory environment. Data from estate agency Hamptons indicates that the share of...

A recent survey conducted by the Property Redress Scheme (PRS) provides valuable insights into the sentiments of landlords and letting agents regarding the Government's proposal to eliminate Section 21 evictions. The findings reveal a significant...

Property118 has published a blog from a frustrated landlord, Paul, a landlord with 20 rental properties around the Fylde coast, who has expressed frustration with the inefficiencies of the court and rent tribunal systems. He warns that the...