News and Insights

Big shifts hit the UK housing landscape this week: energy bills are set to rise, while new PRS rules ramp up pressure on smaller landlords.

The Autumn Budget delivers major changes for the PRS, with higher taxes and tougher enforcement increasing pressure on landlords. Keep reading for today's key highlights in the UK rental market.

This week's news update sees landlords facing rising compliance demands as rent enforcement powers strengthen ahead of the Autumn Budget. With sales cooling, rents still high, and new planning and short-let tax changes emerging, the PRS remains under pressure.

The UK housing market is cooling ahead of the Autumn Budget, while rents continue to rise and supply falls short of demand. With new PRS regulations and tougher enforcement, landlords and agents face a rapidly tightening compliance landscape.

Big moves in UK property this week: high price forecasts, rent control debates, and tax changes on the horizon. Here’s what it all means for landlords and agents.

This Halloween, the only thing scarier than ghosts for landlords may be the wave of new reforms sweeping the rental sector. From the Renters’ Rights Act to fresh compliance deadlines and supply pressures, the latest property headlines bring their own set of chills for landlords and letting agents.

Fire-safety scandals, slowing sales, and stricter rental rules define this week’s UK housing landscape. Landlords face mounting pressure to strengthen compliance systems ahead of the Renters’ Rights Bill and potential tax changes in the Autumn Budget.

Planning reforms, rent rule changes, and tougher enforcement are reshaping the UK property market. As the Budget nears, landlords and agents face mounting pressure to stay compliant, protect income, and adapt to a fast-changing regulatory landscape.

Landlords are scaling back just as regulation tightens. With new qualifications, digital record-keeping, and tougher oversight on the horizon, compliance is becoming the real battleground. See how LightWork AI helps agents and landlords stay ahead today.

Compliance is tightening, revenues are shifting, and tenants are under strain. This week’s update shows why landlords and agents must embrace proptech to manage risk and protect income.

Housing supply ambitions are growing, landlords are borrowing more to upgrade homes, and reform is closing in. As compliance tightens and market exits loom, what should landlords and agents do?

The PRS is under pressure. With landlords selling up, demand rising, and reforms delayed, the rental market is tightening fast. What does this mean for landlords, agents, and tenants?

Rents are climbing, supply is shrinking, and new rules are on the horizon. This week’s update unpacks the pressures facing landlords, agents, and tenants, and why compliance and efficiency matter more than ever.