Can the Government Still Hit Its Housing Target?
With Savills warning delivery is at risk, can the UK government realistically meet its 1.5 million homes target — and would a buyer support scheme help?
With Savills warning delivery is at risk, can the UK government realistically meet its 1.5 million homes target — and would a buyer support scheme help?
Landlord fines can now reach £7,000, but the NRLA warns enforcement capability varies widely. Will councils have the resources to act?
Despite sweeping legislative reforms, the Renters' Rights Act has yet to destabilise the UK lettings market, which remains broadly balanced.
Andy Burnham's Greater Manchester record shows how devolution can drive housing, infrastructure, and investment across England's regions.
New rental regulations introduce fines of up to £7,000 for landlords. Here's what the rules mean and how to stay compliant.
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A letting agency has been ordered to pay £15,000 for failing to comply with Client Money Protection rules — a legal requirement for all agents.
A major UK estate agency has entered redundancy consultation, affecting fewer than 3% of its workforce. Here's what it means for the property market.
A bold estate agency is transforming a former public toilet into a brand new branch office, giving the disused building a flush of new life.
See how one dated, dysfunctional kitchen was completely transformed into a bright, airy, and stylish space for around $6,000.