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The latest research by property management specialist, Rushbrook & Rathbone, has found that whilst the vast majority of letting agents believe the demands of managing rental properties have increased significantly in recent years, most continue to manage the function entirely in-house despite recognising that property management and winning new business now require fundamentally different skill sets. 

The Property Institute (TPI) has welcomed the government's latest measures to improve transparency around service charges, giving leaseholders greater access to information and making it easier to challenge unreasonable costs.

The High Court decision in Bennets Courtyard Limited v Bennets Courtyard Airspace Limited [2026] EWHC 1119 (Ch) provides an important warning for anyone preparing a collective enfranchisement claim where the freehold has recently been sold.

Nexus by Landlord Studio, has signed a partnership with LRG to support landlords preparing for Making Tax Digital.

A modern freehold residential investment opportunity in Leicestershire has been brought to market by Watling Real Estate for offers over £1.5 million.

Leading real estate advisory Bidwells has strengthened its research team with the appointment of Scott Cabot as Head of Residential Research. 

The Building Safety Act 2022 is now well beyond its infancy. The occupied higher-risk building regime is established, Safety case reports are being called in by the Building Safety Regulator, and Principal Accountable Persons (PAPs) are increasingly focused on demonstrating how building safety risks are being managed.

There is a lot going on right now that’s impacting the property market, both in terms of direct legislation and the wider economy:  Global conflicts affecting consumer confidence and interest rates

The Government’s recently announced homebuying shake-up proposals could provide the boost the market needs, according to Anna Joiner, a Partner at Furley Page Solicitors, specialising exclusively in real estate work. 

For years, the story of building safety funding has had a hard edge at 11 metres. Above it, a route to remediation funding; below it, leaseholders and responsible entities left to argue their case with freeholders, insurers and developers, often with nowhere to turn. That changed on 9 July, when the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government announced new funding through the Cladding Safety Scheme, delivered by Homes England, for multi-occupied residential buildings under 11 metres in England.

Brady Solicitors, a leading specialist property management law firm, has secured investment from LDC, part of Lloyds Banking Group, to support the firm’s next phase of growth.