The majority of private renters claimed they were satisfied or very satisfied with the quality of accommodation they lived in, according to a ...

Across the UK, as many as two thirds of working families who earn low wages were found to be unable to rent a ...

Local authorities have been accused of failing in their duty, to ensure the prosecution of “rogue” letting agents, according to the National Landlords ...

As many as four in ten landlords indicated they would like the Government to hold a fast-track housing tribunal, in the event of ...

House prices in the UK continue to experience a slow-down in the market, increasing by only 1.4 per cent on average in the ...

People over the age of 50 accounted for 15 per cent of rented properties across the UK, leading up to May 2019, which ...

Landlords who see their incomes being squeezed by new regulatory burdens may be tempted to turn to alternative ways of securing income in ...

More needs to be done to improve housing opportunities for young people as increasing housing costs are a major issue facing the younger ...

The government has proposed the scrapping of Section 21, which entitled landlords to make ‘no-fault’ evictions. This move could potentially create indefinite tenancies, ...

Private tenants who are dissatisfied with the conditions of their private rented homes may lack protection from local government, it has been revealed ...