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UK Government News: Labour Party’s Controversial Recommendations

Britain’s Labour Party has proposed reforms to the housing market, but the proposals have turned controversial and have raised many questions among industry stakeholders. The plans were proposed by the Labour Party leader Sir Kier Starmer and shadow housing secretary...

Read    11/07/2023

The Rental Market: The Evolution of Build to Rent (BTR)

It's 2023, and rental demand is still outweighing supply. Although the BTR sector is the fastest-growing, experts predict the imbalance will continue beyond 2023. The British Property Federation (BPF) has reported a 15% year-on-year growth for the BTR sector in their...

Read    11/07/2023

UK Government News: £3.3M Funding Granted For Night Shelters

The UK Government has announced that rough sleepers will be given a safe place to stay and the support needed to help turn their lives around. The Department for Levelling Up has announced an increase in funding for the Night Shelter Transformation Fund. More than 3 ...

Read    05/06/2023

Landlord Legislation: New Plan For Airbnb

A new trade body in the UK, The Short Term Accommodation Association, has expressed deep disappointment over a government plan for Airbnb and other short-term let companies seeking planning consent. The Department for Levelling Up Housing and Communities has announce...

Read    01/06/2023

The Rental Market - Supply & Demand

The letting market in the UK is heading towards troubled times again. The pandemic is over, and workers are returning to offices, fueling demand for rented homes. This has resulted in a sharp increase in rents, and many landlords unable to cope with the loss-making s...

Read    01/06/2023

The Rental Market: Comparing HMOs to Co-living

HMOs vs Co-livingA significant drop in the number of HMO properties in England over the last two years underlines the shrinking HMO market. The total number of HMOs across England declined by over 21,000 to 489,701 in the previous two years. The yearly rate of declin...

Read    01/06/2023

Life In Coventry: The Neighborhood Guide

Located in the heart of the Midlands, Coventry is a diverse city surrounded by the Warwickshire countryside. It offers quick and easy access to popular UK cities and has some world-class attractions. It also has a thriving food scene, giving food lovers another reaso...

Read    01/06/2023

Life In Royal Waterside: The Neighborhood Guide

Royal Waterside, the famous residential development in First Central, London NW10, is becoming a much-in-demand address in the UK. The development is a component of the regeneration of the former Guinness distillery. There are many reasons why Royal Waterside has eme...

Read    01/06/2023

Landlord Legislation: Complying with EPC Regulations

The UK government's commitment to achieving the target of Net Zero by 2050 is clear, as it sets up a new department for Energy Security and Net Zero. According to estimates, the housing sector, including commercial and private properties, is a significant contributor...

Read    22/05/2023

The Rental Market: Spreading Optimism

The majority of the people in the UK are battling with the cost of living. Unfortunately, we overlook the silver lining and fail to boost the confidence of our clients. Naysayers dominate most news channels and newspapers. They constantly spread pessimism by picking ...

Read    22/05/2023

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