In the last two years, landlords have seen more expensive mortgages and rising compliance costs. The Renters' Rights Act has ...
Join industry leaders at the Propertymark Birmingham Regional Conference on 24 September 2026. Network with fellow industry professionals, stay updated on legislation, and hear up-to-date trends and ...
The UK Government has opened a consultation on extending Awaab’s Law to private rented homes in England. Rather than placing ...
Party Leader Zack Polanski's speech and wider conference policy discussions have outlined a series of housing and property proposals, including plans for a three-year cap on private rents, increased ...
From agent regulation to housebuilding: what the 2026 party conferences mean for the property sector
Housing was firmly at the centre of this year's political conference season, with the major parties setting out competing visions for home ownership, renting, planning reform and economic growth.
The Housing (Scotland) Act 2025 significantly increases the compensation landlords may have to pay for wrongfully ending a Private Residential Tenancy. Our fact sheet explains the changes and when a ...
In a recent announcement from Ofgem, we know the energy price cap will rise again by 4% on the 1st of October. Coming after a year of significant changes in the industry, the latest rise brings a ...
The Housing (Scotland) Act 2025 changes the qualifying period for certain people to inherit a tenancy following a tenant’s death. Our fact sheet explains the changes and the conditions that must be ...
Once implemented, the Building Safety (Wales) Act 2026 will introduce a new regime for assessing and managing building safety risks in multi-occupied buildings, led by a designated local authority in ...
* In response to demand we doubled the size of our conference programme and continue to offer members a complimentary place at an annual National or Regional Conference (excluding #PMOne). Members can ...
A series of enforcement actions relating to licensing breaches, overcrowding, poor property management, and failures to comply with regulatory requirements present a cautionary tale for both agents ...
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