Property News
Latest news, advice, and insights for UK property professionals
Chestertons Global Expands Into Two New Territories
Chestertons Global has expanded by linking with agents in two new territories, according to Letting Agent Today.
Landlords Turn to Auctions as Renters Rights Act Comes Into Force
Landlord Today reports increased auction activity as landlords seek to sell units following the introduction of the Renters Rights Act.
Coastal House Prices Fall Up to 35%, Says Report
A report highlights that coastal house prices have slumped by up to 35%, according to an online agency, suggesting potential opportunities for landlords.
Labour Proposes Clampdown on Airbnbs and Short Lets
A Private Member’s Bill seeks to reduce the freedom of short let landlords, according to Landlord Today.
Council Claims Knowledge of HMO Conditions Without Inspections
A council claims it can assess HMO conditions without inspections, according to Landlord Today.
Burnham Lobbied to Trial Private Rent Controls in One City
Labour is seeking for mayors to have powers to improve rent control regimes, with lobbying focused on Burnham to test private rent controls in one city.
Free Webinar for Agents on Proposed Government Reforms
The Guild of Property Professionals is offering a free webinar for estate agents on proposed government changes to the home buying and selling process.
South Kensington Mews House with Celebrity History Hits Rental Market
A two-bedroom mews house in Queen’s Gate Mews, formerly owned by Madonna and Guy Ritchie, is now available to rent.
Lettings Expert Joins Expanding Self-Employed Brokerage
An experienced lettings professional has joined a fast-growing self-employed brokerage, according to Letting Agent Today.
Chester Landlord Fined £10,500 for Unlicensed Property Management
A Chester landlord has been fined £10,500 after being convicted of 15 offences for letting properties without the required licence.
Lettings Expert Warns of Fraudsters and Rogue Tenants Targeting Agents
A lettings expert has highlighted concerns about fraudsters and 'professional rogue tenants' using false identities to take control of rental properties.
Andy Burnham’s Landlord Policies Face Renewed Scrutiny
Landlords are facing renewed questions over rent controls, licensing, and property standards following Andy Burnham's appointment as prime minister.