From glass house to fab thatch, finding a property can be taxing, but financing dream homes can be even more difficult, says Joanne Christie, but there are ways…

The PRS is housing ever-greater numbers of families, so the Government is promoting longer tenancies to provide stability, proposing a new requirement of a minimum three-year tenancy. Janany Kathirgamanathan, Senior Associate at…

Larger family homes at Bath’s new neighbourhood, Holburne Park, are now available as phase two comes onto the market.

We’ve moved on from circling newspaper ads with a red pen to a highly evolved recruitment process. Lisa Isaacs reviews the new routes available to employers and job seekers.

Each month we visit three agents across the country to discover what is happening in their local market. This month we meet members of The Guild of Property Professionals in Somerset, Wiltshire…

Many agents predict tough times ahead, says Adam Bernstein, as online platforms, waning consumer confidence, rising interest rates and a ban on letting fees create a perfect storm… but one man’s nightmare…

Twitter is, says Tara Duake, undoubtedly one of the most fascinating platforms in relation to the other social media mavericks – Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram and Pinterest – and we love it!

There are challenges and opportunities in any new enterprise, says Paul Staley, who reviews a maturing Build to Rent sector.

Warning! This article may make some letting agents slightly uncomfortable. A crimewave is about to happen, says Adam Walker and, in his opinion, is not based on a psychic premonition...

Facebook Marketplace is used by 800 million global buyers and sellers every month, says Tara Dulake, and now it is marketing rental properties from Zoopla and OTM. What does it mean to…