Our industry, says Frank Webster, has lost its sense of purpose, but as more regulation sweeps in, there is a chance to rediscover its purpose and create a respected profession.

While water from a leak flowed, driving the leaseholder potty, communication with the managing agent barely trickled,” says Katrine Sporle, The Property Ombudsman.

380,000 landlords plan to reduce their portfolios, says the NLA. Nick Mann, Associate at Seddons, reviews the potential impact.

33 per cent of millennials will never be able to afford to own their home, so, says Jonathan Bulmer, MD, Cleveland Containers, let’s do something about it.

As the residential property management sector continues to boom, it is clear that many more firms are now realising the value of franchising...

Anyone buying a home is told of the importance of having a detailed survey – but a question that I’m often asked is, says solicitor Sarah McGregor, “Is a survey really necessary?”

At a meeting this morning to discuss the topic for our next dinner event, we decided that the most interesting talks we’ve attended are where speakers have embedded this within their talk...

In any fast-paced industry, there is always time to give back to the local community, says Helen Ellis and Jenny Turner, Co-Directors of People and Culture at SDL Group.

Letting a leasehold flat in South London on Airbnb was a breach of residential use in a lease. Ed John, Partner at Shoosmiths LLP reports.