The Building Safety Regulator (BSR) is speeding up how it makes decisions as it targets clearing a backlog of Gateway 2 applications for more than 20,000 new homes by January.
The contentious Renters’ Rights Bill received Royal Assent from King Charles last week and has become law following an announcement in parliament.
Momentum in the UK's build-to-rent (BTR) sector has continued to grow, with over £3bn invested in the first nine months of 2025, according to data from Knight Frank.
Zoopla's analysis reveals Government's 1.5 million homes target is unachievable as building costs have risen faster than house prices.
This next Budget could “make or break” the financial outlook of the property market for the coming few years.
Despite last-minute attempts to add more amendments to the Renters’ Rights Bill, Peers failed to make any changes to the legislation.
A bizarre new policy has been agreed at the Green Party conference – to abolish landlords completely.
As the Renters’ Rights Bill continues its ping pong process through the House of Lords, landlords should be preparing for a much tighter framework around possession. One of the most significant changes proposed is the reform of Section 8, the legal route for regaining possession where a specific reason applies.
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