April the 1st saw the start of the government’s three-year Boiler Upgrade Scheme begin alongside the new 0% VAT rate on selected energy efficiency materials and grants available...

A new joint project between industry trade bodies Propertymark and the National Residential Landlords Association, along with LandlordZone and East Midlands-based pets charity...

Our desire for home improvement went through the roof in 2021 with 49% of UK residents improving their homes in some way – including home bars, home gyms, and building walls in...

Landlords and letting agents must make full use of independent inventories to ensure their homes are fully compliant, according to inventory specialists No Letting Go.

The subject of repairs between landlords and tenants is a complex one, with key factors to consider on both sides. At the end of a tenant’s lease, the landlord may find the care...

With the energy cap set to increase from today, new data from flat-sharing site SpareRoom has revealed the most pressing concerns for tenants, with 96% worried about spiralling living...

The buy-to-let time bomb is ticking. Recent recommendations by the Bank of England suggest dropping the affordability test for mortgage lenders, spelling the end of the buy to let...

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With competition between buyers seeing a 143% rise compared to this time last year, the town of Shirley in Solihull is the new buyer competition hotspot in Great Britain, according to...

British homeowners plan to spend a collective £217bn on renovations and extensions over the next two years, according to new research from Direct Line Home Insurance.