Latest property news
Daily property news in the UK residential sector focused on estate and letting agency, property auctions and property managers.
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BLOG: ‘Gove is reforming leasehold, but now he must tackle planning
Glentree Estates boss Trevor Abrahmsohn casts his eye over leasehold and tells Michael Gove to sharpen his machete and hack…
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REACTION: Bank of England raises rates to 14-year high
The Bank of England today raised interest rates to 4% - a 14-year high and the 10th consecutive raise -…
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Love Island latest – new contestant is revealed as London estate agent
Samie Elishi, who is a senior estate agent co-ordinator, joins the other contestants on the hit show.
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Trial of high profile letting agent charged with stalking cancelled
David Love, who has appeared on the ITV show Judge Rinder over an eviction dispute, has had his trial postponed…
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Flat owners win key court ruling over ‘nuisance’ gawpers
Owners of apartments overlooked by Tate Modern's viewing gallery have won key case in Supreme Court that will affect property…
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Private Rental Sector stock value soars to £1,536 trillion
The value of Private Rental Sector stock across England and Wales has soared to a staggering £1,536 trillion since 2019,…
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The PRS needs a combination of landlord types to meet demand
As the Renters Reform Bill looms, is BTR best placed to ‘professionalise’ the sector and where does this leave the…
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Consumer-style e-banking for letting agents
Street.co.uk is taking a revolutionary new approach to client accounting to help agents efficiently manage payments as property management evolves.
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Nationwide: House prices fall again as squeeze on mortgages hits
House prices fell again in January from August's high as growth is stalled by a lack of cheap mortgage deals.
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WARNING: Today’s civil servant strike ‘to hit property deals’
Civil servants from Land Registry are among thousands of mandarins due to strike today as they demand better pay.
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