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Data and statistics are never in short supply for those of us working in the property sector.  But one set which really...

After years of saving, hard work, and market watching, being able to view and make an offer on a property is...

In recent years, the UK private rented sector has witnessed a significant increase in government regulation aimed at raising standards for...

Check out some of the latest charitable endeavours from agency and property brands this week. Thomas Morris Sales & Lettings: Last week...

When the weather turns like it has, we use more energy to keep our homes cosy. However, this places increasing strain...

Are landlords following the law? To answer this question, the Government grouped answers from its English Private Landlords Survey 2022 according...

Homeowners and prospective buyers considering a move before Christmas should act quickly to increase their chances of a smooth relocation, as...

Tenants are becoming more discerning – not just about the properties they choose to rent but who they rent from too. With...

The check-out report is a critical point in the tenancy and has the power to make the moving-out process run smoothly...

It’s the fifth anniversary of the Grenfell fire tragedy, but are high rises any safer today than they were then? On 14th...

A County Down-based estate agent has acquired a local rival and launched a new “stop-gap” accommodation service for buyers and sellers...

A so-called Climate Innovation District is to be constructed in central Leeds with low carbon homes at its heart. The developer Citu...

Property checks can be the bane of a letting agent’s life if left unchecked. Throw in the winter weather, and you’ve...

A new PropTech platform has an ultimate aim of allowing house buyers to select and order their interior decorations and modifications...

While the Christmas season is usually heralded by an influx of terrible Christmas adverts, the launch of Starbucks’ gingerbread lattes, Adam...

With quality built into every stage of the production process of Bosch, NEFF and Siemens appliances. From the initial design phase, through...

We have all heard the terrible forecasts and listened to Sir David Attenborough’s speeches on the environment and the “we still...

Taking photographs or video footage during a routine property inspection can be a contentious subject. While landlords have every right to...

Many independents will be based in the capital, but given its size and breadth they may get drowned out even more...

Recent debate about urgent need for reform and better collaboration within the property industry, has once again come under the spotlight...

As you may have seen over the weekend, the long-running Property Natter column – penned by Angels Media chief executive, Nat...

Tenant enquiries and property viewings unsurprisingly slowed this spring, due to the necessary government restrictions brought in to manage the pandemic....

Chancellor Rishi Sunak is taking credit for saving thousands of agency jobs through increased transactions prompted by the stamp duty holiday. A...

The government claims its stamp duty holiday has supported nearly 750,000 jobs thanks to the ripple effect in the economy. A statement from HM...

With stamp duty cuts and 90% mortgages on their way back, anyone could think the housing market was about to go...

Three of the highest profile industry suppliers and house moving services have given government a four-step plan to restart the housing...

Shadow defence secretary Nia Griffiths is pledging to improve the quality of housing for serving military personnel if Labour gets into...

During our school days, most of us did that task where we imagined and drew the homes of the future, but...

The demand for rural properties is high, and with 20.7% of England’s population in countryside areas, estate agents have a large...

Landlords are being urged to step up and ensure that all rented properties and accommodation meet recent laws relating to carbon...

In the UK, there are over 3.9 million homes situated in off-grid areas with no access to mains gas, so it’s...

The controversial raffle of a home reportedly purchased in 2014 under the Right To Buy scheme for just £360,000 is back...

An attempt to raffle a property - like the much-publicised case of an owner in south east London, which reached some...

It is no secret that Prime Central London lettings offerings vary from the exquisite to the plain and ugly.  The exquisite boasting...

A house is pretty much the largest investment a person will make in their lifetime, and it’s natural to want the...