As corporate landlords take over the UK’s rental market, tenants are facing rising rents, less flexibility, and reduced rights. Is a rent monopoly the future of UK housing?

Hamiltons forecasts rental growth to slow down but still outpace inflation, while house prices are set to rise modestly.

Spending on rent and mortgages has hit its highest levels this year, according to Barclays Property Insights report. The ...

Propertymark welcomes the Welsh government’s proposal to simplify council tax for HMOs, easing the burden on tenants and ...

The Prime Minister is raking in thousands as a landlord, despite avoiding commenting on whether landlords are considered ...

Property auctioneers fear a recent increase in Stamp Duty on second homes and buy-to-let properties will reduce rental supply ...

Specialist lender Together has introduced a new level of flexibility to its commercial finance products. Customers can now ...

Landlords face increased costs and taxes following the recent Budget, which could lead to higher rents and fewer properties ...

The Renters’ Rights Bill will push landlords out of the sector and into short-term holiday lets, warn MPs. During a Renters’ ...

With the recent budget announcement from the Labour government, many property investors are taking a step back to reassess ...

One week after the Budget, landlords and second homeowners are selling up, bracing for higher taxes and council tax premiums.

It seems it’s one step forward, two steps back for landlords with the recent Budget introducing significant changes to Stamp ...