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Research shows that the market may be reaching an affordability ceiling

A new secretary of state is an opportunity for change

For years, Section 21 has been the landlord’s safety net – a straightforward route to regain possession once a tenancy ended. But all new tenancies will soon be open-ended

Agents who win instructions off the back of their social media are rarely the ones with the biggest followings

Samuel Leeds previously used a chainsaw to cut through the front door of a property he owns to evict a non paying tenant

The current upward trend is expected to continue into 2026

Older homeowners stuck in homes that no longer work for them as they struggle to find an appropriate alternative, says HomeOwners Alliance

Londoners pay a significant premium to live near a tube or train station

The company says its entry into the space is built around two core advantages that distinguish it from legacy players

Khan has lobbied for greater powers to regulate private rents since 2016, a move rejected by successive – Conservative and Labour – governments

Selling property at auction is becoming increasingly popular

The portal failed to disclose the number of estate agents that pay to list homes on its website

Bankers enlisted to evaluate potential buyers for LRG’s estate agency business, which includes brands such as Acorn, Chancellors and Stirling Ackroyd

A survey found that over half of UK employers think 16–24 year-olds aren’t ready for the workplace

Rental affordability in focus as latest price and salary tracker released

New landlord report reveals landlords’ concerns about upcoming regulatory changes

Recent research shows strong broker support for the FCA’s suggested reform

For the first time, the entire agency business is working side by side under one roof

Franchisors across the businesses’ 100-plus offices now have access to unified information