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Nigel Farage Faces Questions Over Property Register Declarations
Nigel Farage has come under scrutiny for declaring only two of five reported properties on his parliamentary register of interests. His spokesperson says the declarations comply with parliamentary rules.
Burnham Announces Major Council House Building Plan
Andy Burnham has pledged the largest council house building programme since the post-war era, alongside plans for further decentralisation and fiscal responsibility.
UK House Sales Slow Amid Mortgage Concerns and Political Uncertainty
UK house sales fell by 9.4% in June 2026 compared to last year, as higher mortgage costs and political uncertainty affected buyer activity, according to Property Industry Eye.
The Guild Launches Video Series to Share Best Practice with Estate Agents
The Guild of Property Professionals has launched a six-part video series for estate agents, focusing on business insights and best practice. The first episodes are set to be released this month.
Landlords Set Higher Initial Rents After Renters’ Rights Act
Landlords are setting higher initial rents following the Renters’ Rights Act, with average rents in England rising sharply in June, according to Goodlord data.
Emergency Prohibition Order Issued on Landlord’s Property
An emergency prohibition order has been served on a landlord’s property and Anita Sharma has been fined £4,000, according to Landlord Today.
Lender Reduces Rates for Professional Landlords
A lender has introduced new lower rates for professional landlords, with rates now starting at 3.74%, according to Landlord Today.
Annual Yields Remain Stable Despite Short-Term Fluctuations
Fleet Mortgages' latest analysis reports that annual buy to let yields have held up, despite some short-term dips.
Recovered Appeal Allows Major Development in Chalfont St Peter
A recovered appeal has approved development of up to 975 homes, care accommodation, and community facilities at the Epilepsy Society site in Chalfont St Peter, Buckinghamshire.
Landlord Receives £18,500 Fixed Penalty for HMO Licence Breach
A council has successfully enforced an £18,500 Fixed Penalty Notice against a landlord for operating without an HMO licence after failing to renew.
Aldermore Research: Most Recent Movers Pay More Rent Than Planned
Aldermore research finds nearly two thirds of renters who moved in the past year paid more rent than they intended. Many renters are surprised by current rental costs.
Guild Launches Video Series to Help Agents Build Business
The Guild of Property Professionals has released a six-part video series focused on business growth for agents, covering brand building, pitching, and marketing strategies.