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Kristina Biddlecombe, Principal Associate and BSA expert at Nockolds, has written to the Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities highlighting a potential issue with section 119 of the Building Safety Act (BSA).

As the introduction of Commonhold looms, experts fear tensions between neighbours will rise - not because the system is inherently flawed, but because it radically enforces the reshaping power, responsibility, and human behaviour within shared buildings.

New research from Inventory Base reveals that the number of pet-friendly rental homes in England has fallen by -39% since the start of 2026, as landlords appear to be reducing the number of homes openly marketed as allowing pets ahead of the Renters’ Rights Act taking effect from 1st May. 

Propertymark, the UK’s leading professional body for property agents, has today published a comprehensive new position paper highlighting the urgent need for coordinated, practical and properly resourced action to bring long-term empty properties back into use.

A Bury housing development has a range of brand-new apartments that are tailor-made for buyers looking for a home that suits their lifestyle.

The latest insight from property management specialist, Rushbrook & Rathbone, suggests that while the upcoming Renters' Rights Act is widely expected to increase costs and complexity for landlords, it may also create a more structured and stable rental market that benefits professional operators. 

As the current OZEV infrastructure grant scheme draws to a close, Future Group is proud to announce the successful securing of the final round of funding for full EV charging infrastructure installations across three super-prime residential blocks in London.

The latest research from eXp UK shows that the average household could see their council tax increase by £114 over the next year following increases of up to £986 over the past ten years. 

Havering has been named London's least energy efficient borough, with just 43.15% of its homes rated C or above, compared to a London average of 56%.

Transparency over ground rents, valuation reform and the unresolved technical flaws affecting implementation of the Leasehold & Freehold Reform Act 2024 remain priorities. 

As adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) continues to grow, so  does the requirement for increased charging infrastructure. While public charging networks are expanding, private residential charging remains essential – and this is relatively easy to achieve for those with a driveway. However, for EV drivers  living in apartments, and their respective property managers and freeholders, delivery of EV charging becomes more complex.

On Friday 6 March 2026, property professionals from across the UK gathered at the iconic The Kia Oval for the Doyenne Conference & Awards 2026, a landmark event marking 10 years of the Doyenne movement.