Dan Alvarez, group chief revenue officer, at propTech platform, Vertical explores how the Renters' Rights Act is accelerating a divide between energy-efficient rental properties and...

United Welsh has become the first housing association in Wales to roll out Octopus Energy’s Tenant Power tariff, which aims to reduce electricity bills for social housing tenants...

Many landlords may already be closer to meeting proposed 2030 EPC requirements than expected, according to new analysis from property management specialist Rushbrook & Rathbone.

New data from Goodlord reveals that EPC rating changes are prompting nearly a quarter of landlords to consider selling, raising fresh concerns about the future of the private rented...

With tenants paying up to £85 more per month for energy-efficient homes, green upgrades are fast becoming a core part of property investment strategy for landlords.

New research from The Mortgage Works shows buy-to-let landlords in the North of England are gaining the highest property prices and rental premiums from energy-efficient homes, with...

Reece Mennie, founder and CEO of HJ Collection, argues that despite recent turbulence, 2026 presents genuine opportunities for property investors who focus on regional regeneration...

New proposals could reshape green rental properties as tenant demand and regulation push landlords to upgrade energy efficiency.

Around 2.9 million privately rented homes in England fall below the proposed EPC C standard, leaving landlords facing upgrade costs of up to £10,000 per property ahead of a...

UK landlords face a £26bn retrofit challenge as 3.38 million properties fall short of 2030 EPC requirements.