Renters Rights Act: what landlords need to know
The Renters’ Rights Act became law on 27 October 2025 and in November the Government announced that they intend to implement it in three phases.
Understanding the markets, knowing the trends, and identifying drivers that impact property markets.
The Renters’ Rights Act became law on 27 October 2025 and in November the Government announced that they intend to implement it in three phases.
The City of Westminster council are introducing a selective licensing scheme to enhance the quality of privately rented housing across the borough.
With the Government announcing the start of a 12 week consultation process into home buying and selling reform, our Residential Research Lead Matthew Henderson outlines what we know so far.
We are now in the eleventh year of our Housing Futures survey, an annual look at emerging housing trends and the changing priorities of home movers.
On 15th June 2025, the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) assessment methodology will undergo its most significant transformation in over a decade. As a landlord, staying abreast of these evolving regulations is crucial for maintaining compliance, sustainability and ensuring the longevity of your property investments.
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The Autumn Budget comes nearly four months after the party swept to power in the 2024 General Election. Matt Henderson, residential research, believes it will provide much-needed certainty: “The Autumn Budget will allow people to make some informed decisions after months of speculation about what the government has in store.”
The Renters’ Rights Bill seeks to strike a balance between protecting tenants' rights and maintaining landlords’ ability to manage their properties effectively. Here we run through the nine proposed changes.
James Gow, Head of London Sales, shares his outlook for the residential property market in Prime Central London in the next few months
River Park Tower, the tallest residential building in Zone One, London has launched sales at One Nine Elms with agents Strutt & Parker and CBRE.
Spring appears to have sprung in the housing market in recent weeks. Our figures show that buyer appetite, sales instructions and exchanges, as well as other measures of housing market activity, have all picked up. This sets the scene for a busy spring season.