Ian Barnett, National Land Director, Leaders Romans Group, looks ahead to next year's General Election and how relinquishing political power could achieve real success in the housing...

Christopher Roberts, Associate Director at Boyer, looks ahead to next year's General Election and how the ongoing housing crisis is likely to play its part

Ritchie Clapson CEng MIStructE, co-founder of propertyCEO, looks at how politics is compounding the ongoing housing crisis and how best to address this.

New research looks at which housing minister has the greatest number of new dwellings completed under their tenure in the position.

While housing supply made the headlines during the Conservative and Labour Party conferences this year, the failure of the private rented sector to get a mention has been seen as...

Politicians are being urged to address rental market challenges by ditching electioneering and listening to those working in the PRS.

Has the government really got the best interests of landlords and tenants at heart by rowing back on key green pledges including EPC upgrades - or is it simply electioneering?

The long-awaited Renters (Reform) Bill is being held up by vested interests in the government whips’ office, according to reports.

With the party conference season on the horizon, politicians are being urged to reverse recent tax rule changes which have rendered many landlord businesses unprofitable.

Labour leader, Keir Starmer, plans to overhaul planning rules if Labour wins next year's general election, including reviewing green belt restrictions.