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Government crackdowns on serious rental hazards
Councils gain stronger powers to tackle dangerous rental homes from today, 23rd June, says Housing Secretary Steve Reed.
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Property company insolvencies hit ten-year high
More than 760 real estate businesses have become insolvent this year as economic uncertainty hits the property market.
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Tool to challenge rent rises launched by activists
London Renters Union launches campaign to help tenants challenge rises and strengthen the case for rent controls.
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Asking prices rise £4K in a month, says Rightmove
Average asking prices jump, while buyer choice is at its highest level for more than a decade, says Rightmove's Colleen Babcock.
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Is the British love affair with property finally on the rocks?
The UK housing market is no longer a one-way bet, nor a one-size-fits-all solution, explains Trevor Abrahmsohn, of Glentree International.
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Alto launches suite of built-in AI tools
CEO of leading software supplier says, "What we're putting in front of the market today will change how agencies operate."
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Student letting agents expand into East Midlands and the North
Sulets expands into Loughborough, while national student lettings agency Loc8me is stepping into York.
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RICS launches consultation on party wall guidance
James Kavanagh, RICS Head of Professional Practice, says the consultation will help shape updated guidance for professionals working under the Party Wall etc. Act 1996.
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Northern Ireland is UK’s “hottest” market, claims leading property group
Homes in Northern Ireland are finding buyers at a pace that would have been inconceivable a few years ago, according to boss of Garrington Property Finders.
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South Coast landlords pull out of rental market
Landlords are “clearing the decks” before the Renters’ Rights Act comes in, according to Southampton Council’s Dave Shields.
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