New research reveals a sharp drop in bank lending to smaller UK property investors as lenders tighten credit criteria.

A UK landlord was fined after a council investigation revealed fire safety failings, electrical hazards, and damp at an HMO.

The UK property gazumping crackdown has been delayed as industry members support the reform in principle but demand more consultation before legislation advances.

A think tank report urges UK political parties to use existing planning powers to boost housebuilding, calling it a once-in-a-generation opportunity.

HM Land Registry data reveals dozens of attempted title hijacking fraud cases targeting UK homes between April 2025 and March 2026.

Research reveals rising service charges and building management are now bigger concerns for leaseholders than ground rents, challenging UK property reform priorities.

A German parent company has been ordered to pay £1.7m to contractor Mullaley for faulty cladding, a landmark UK property ruling under the Building Safety Act.

New legislation is set to drive one of the biggest changes in the UK student lettings market in decades, signaling a major shift in rental regulations.

Major UK housebuilders face a £4.5bn class action lawsuit alleging 11 years of collusion affecting over 700,000 homebuyers.

Critics warn that proposed inheritance tax changes backed by Burnham could create a double death tax on UK family homes.