Letting agencies are unbundling management fees to charge separately for compliance work, financial statements and rent increase paperwork created by the Renters' Rights Act.

As the Renters' Rights Act becomes law on 1 May 2026, landlords, letting agents and legal professionals assess what the sweeping reforms mean for the private rented sector.

Secure Trust Bank Real Estate Finance has provided a £13m Birmingham development finance facility to Vita Group, backing a mixed-use scheme at The Goods Station that will deliver...

A £330,000 bridging loan completed in 18 days allowed investors to secure a seven-bedroom Luton property at auction and proceed with a full refurbishment ahead of a buy-to-let...

Charles Street Finance has provided a £900,000 development finance loan to support the transformation of a 1970s Cheshire bungalow into a £2m five-bedroom executive home in...

Almost half of holiday let landlords and owners surveyed by The Cumberland have reported increased profitability following the abolition of Furnished Holiday Let tax advantages, with...

The PRS Database launches on 15 December 2026 as part of phase two of the Renters’ Rights Act 2025, with the Ombudsman following later in that phase.

New analysis from Reposit shows renters may need up to £3,450 upfront when moving home, as overlapping cash deposits and moving costs combine to create a significant...

Renters with poor credit histories or fluctuating incomes could find it increasingly difficult to secure private rented accommodation as landlords respond to reforms under the...

The average UK property now costs £298,441, up marginally from £298,395 in August.