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Two of the sector’s leading names - Data Energy and Guru Systems - have partnered to help property managers, developers and operators simplify compliance and take control of their network performance ahead of Ofgem’s 2026 regulation. 

There’s a quiet storm brewing in block management – and it’s not about building safety this time. It’s about insurance regulation.

Trick or treating may be over, but plenty of buildings are still haunted – not by ghosts, but by false economies. You know the type: dusty corners nobody’s checked in months, fire doors that creak open like a horror movie prop and cleaners who disappear faster than the sweets on Halloween night. 

When people hear “property,” they usually think location, yields or the next big deal. Of course, those things matter but after years in the industry, wearing several different hats, I’ve realised the real magic happens not only when you buy the property, but when you look after it too.

The latest analysis from international high-net-worth mortgage broker, Enness Global, has revealed that Prince Andrew’s move to the Sandringham Estate represents a significant step down from his previous royal residence, despite the Norfolk estate’s prestigious reputation and £60 million valuation. 

With members of the Labour government facing questions over their own landlord compliance, lettings expert Leaders is reminding property owners across the UK of their legal responsibilities when renting out a home.

The latest analysis by Foxtons has revealed which of the capital’s spookiest postcodes command the largest house price premiums, as the average cost of purchasing a property in one of London’s most haunted neighbourhoods comes in 48% more than the wider London average. 

The latest property market insight from Yopa reveals that Hell is the most expensive Halloween-related road name in England, but those living on a road with Lantern in the name have seen an almost paranormal property price increase of 44.8% in the past year. 

Earlier this week, the long‐awaited Renters’ Rights Bill cleared the ‘ping-pong’ stage between the Commons and Lords to receive Royal Assent and become law. For tenants, landlords and property professionals alike, this marks a major overhaul for the residential rental market.

The Council announces Higgins as the preferred contractor partner to lead the delivery of 102 new affordable homes at Ladywell Park Gardens development. 

The past decade has seen a growing focus on leaseholder rights, and in the last few years, that focus has intensified into full-scale reform. With the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 now enacted and further measures under consultation, managing agents are facing more than just legislative change. They’re witnessing a complete shift in how their role is perceived and how their service is scrutinised.