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The latest English Housing Survey has raised questions about the government's justification for private rented sector reforms, according to Property118.
New data from SpareRoom shows rising rents are leading more higher earners in the UK to share flats, with significant wage gaps reported among flatmates.
ONS data shows UK short-term rental guest nights rose 11.5% in 2025, intensifying concerns about long-term rental housing supply and prompting calls for regulatory action.
Young workers in Cornwall are living in vans due to a lack of affordable housing, as tourist property purchases and short-term lets reduce long-term rental options.
Knight Frank has named Liza-Jane Kelly as its new head of London residential sales, with Kelly set to join in September and oversee the firm's London sales operation.
Commonhold is a rarely used alternative to leasehold, offering freehold ownership of flats with collective management responsibilities. Recent reforms may make it the default for new flats.
A landlord's £19,500 penalty was quashed after Waltham Forest Council failed to meet a six-month rule, highlighting the importance of correct licensing procedures.
Nearly nine in ten property investors are increasing spending on sustainable property features, according to a new report cited by Property118.
ONS data shows the UK short-term let market grew by nearly 12% in 2025, with 101 million guest nights booked. Wales and the North East saw the largest increases.
Pepper Money has lowered mortgage rates across its residential and affordable housing ranges, including shared ownership, Right to Buy, and Help to Buy products.
A sold-out property industry event hosted by Paul Shamplina raised £15,000 for North London Hospice, supporting end-of-life care and community initiatives.
Pepper Money has reduced rates by 0.2% across its full mortgage product range, including buy-to-let and shared ownership options, according to Mortgage Solutions.