Private renters have been found to be more satisfied with their accommodation than those in the social rented sector, according to newly published data.

The number of previous rental properties for sale has dramatically risen, according to analysis from TwentyEA

Rents have grown by 6.7% % in the year to June as the summer surge begins.

Being a landlord is still lucrative in spite of Whitehall’s attempts to dampen the sector, according to Marc von Grundherr.

The time spent in rental properties by PRS tenants has increased by 12% over the last decade, highlighting the important role landlords play in today’s property market.

Despite the government's decision to scrap the proposed EPC legislation targets for rental properties set for 2025, landlords are still prioritising EPC rating improvements.

A new survey from PayProp has revealed that half of tenants vacating a property last year had to do so because their landlord wanted to sell their property.

Despite the pace of rental growth continuing to ease, newly marketed rental properties outside of the capital have seen average advertised rents hit a 17th consecutive record.

New research has found that the UK rental market is battling unprecedented levels of deteriorating rental stock as landlords struggle to stay afloat.

Last month, tenants’ gas and electricity bills peaked at the highest level for seven years.