Survivors could gain stronger rights to remain in their social home while their abuser is removed under new proposals in the ...

Local authorities in England will be able to apply for Empty Dwelling Management Orders (EDMOs) for homes left empty for six ...

Tenants and leaseholders in England could gain a clearer route to installing electric vehicle (EV) charge points under ...

“A key part of this progress is the development of new and contemporary commercial space that is better suited to the needs of today's businesses and consumers. Modern developments are increasingly ...

Established six months ago following an extensive selection process, Propertymark’s Regulatory Board brings together leading expertise in professional regulation, consumer protection, governance, and ...

Buyers in England could soon be presented with standardised upfront information about how a property would cope with flooding ...

New evidence that pensioners are going without food and heating adds greater urgency to our longstanding call for the UK ...

In the last two years, landlords have seen more expensive mortgages and rising compliance costs. The Renters' Rights Act has ...

August’s figures reveal a housing market where activity continues, but buyers are taking a more cautious approach, making realistic pricing and negotiation increasingly important. Meanwhile, growing ...

A proposed rent increase can lead to a smaller rise or even a reduction in the rent already payable. We have examined four ...

The UK Government has opened a consultation on extending Awaab’s Law to private rented homes in England. Rather than placing new duties on landlords to carry out repairs, the proposals set clear legal ...