New Property Rules ‘Lock In’ Active Landlords While Find UK Property Clients Stay One Step Ahead

New rental rules could make it harder for landlords to sell and then return to the rental market. Discover what the changes mean for property investors and Find UK Property clients.
UK Rental Market Update From RICS: Demand Up, Supply Down, Rents Still Rising

The latest RICS Residential Market Survey highlights something many investors are already seeing across the UK rental market: tenant demand is still rising while available rental stock remains limited.
For passive property investors, that matters far more than short-term housing headlines.
Northern Rental Markets Continue to Climb as UK Rents Rise Again

UK rental prices increased again in April, reinforcing the growing pressure facing tenants across the private rented sector and highlighting the continued imbalance between supply and demand in many parts of the country.
April Property Boom: UK Hotspots Outperform the Market

The average UK house price has now moved above £300,000, highlighting the continued long-term upward trend in residential property values
Coming Next Month: £7,000 Landlord Fines For Non-Compliance And How Investors Can Avoid Them

What many initially saw as a routine administrative task has quickly evolved into a serious compliance requirement. Landlords are now legally obligated to provide every tenant with the official Renters’ Rights Act Information Sheet, with potential fines of up to £7,000 for failing to meet the correct standards
Property Prognosis: Gold vs Property – Which Is the Better Investment in the UK in 2026?

In the latest Property Prognosis episode, Dr. T explores a key question shaping investor decisions in 2026. Is gold still the safest place to protect wealth, or is UK property now the stronger long-term investment?
UK Property Market Defies Global Headwinds as Growth Returns in March

The latest UK housing data for March 2026 tells a story that goes beyond sensational headlines. Across the main data points from Halifax and Nationwide, five out of six measurements are showing growth, reinforcing a clear message: UK property is proving its strength under pressure.
The UK’s Most Affordable Towns, and Why the North is Leading the Way

The North of England is continuing to lead the UK property market on affordability, with towns in the North East and North West offering some of the strongest value for investors. Lower entry prices, steady rental demand, and attractive yields are making these regions increasingly compelling for those seeking long-term growth and income.
The £48 Billion Shake-Up: Why Fewer Landlords Means Bigger Returns

Landlords are leaving the UK rental market, shrinking supply and pushing rents higher. Discover why property investors are turning to northern markets.
February’s UK Property Data and the £300,000 Milestone

The average UK house price has now moved above £300,000, highlighting the continued long-term upward trend in residential property values