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The site manager at Bellway’s impressive Radley Reach development in Abingdon, Oxfordshire has been recognised for the quality of his work with a coveted national award.

The English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill, which had its first reading in the House of Commons on 10 July 2025, contains an unexpected ban on upward-only rent review clauses in new commercial leases.

An historic manor house in Birmingham, built more than 270 years ago by the founder of Lloyds Bank and now including seven apartments, is in Bond Wolfe’s next auction. 

Being a director of a Right to Manage (RTM) or Resident Management Company (RMC) a voluntary role, one taken on with the best intentions to ensure your building is well managed. But it can also be a lonely and demanding position, with responsibilities that carry legal weight and personal liability.

West Yorkshire community charity, Ilkley and District Good Neighbours, has received a £1,500 donation from Barratt and David Wilson Homes to help its vital work improving the lives of the most vulnerable people in its neighbourhood.

Blenheim Estate Homes has begun work on its newest sustainable community at Hill Rise, Woodstock in Oxfordshire.

For Cambridgeshire house hunters looking to commute to the Capital, Barratt and David Wilson Homes has the ideal solution at its Hampton Beach development in Peterborough.

The temporary High Court injunction blocking asylum seekers from being housed in The Bell Hotel in Epping has received wide-ranging headlines, many of which have referenced a need to change planning policy. But what will be the impact of any solution on the property market more generally?

Pinnacle Group has been appointed as the housing management partner for No. 1 Ancoats Green, the flagship development from Manchester City Council’s housing company, This City. This marks a milestone for Pinnacle, representing its first major housing management contract in Manchester.   Located in the heart of Ancoats, No.1 Ancoats Green comprises of 129 low-carbon homes, including 119 apartments and 10 townhouses, designed to meet the city’s growing demand for high-quality, affordable housing.   Thirty p

Renting in the UK has changed dramatically over the past decade and it’s still evolving, with thousands more people choosing Build to Rent (BTR) homes for their flexibility, quality, security and sense of community.

Dedworth Ward Councillors Alison Carpenter and Helen Price were on site recently to watch the foundations being laid for the first 61 brand new affordable homes in the redevelopment of Sawyers Close. 

Following its Third Reading in the House of Lords on 21 July 2025, only minor drafting amendments were made to the Renters (Reform) Bill (‘the Bill’), signalling the Lords’ broad approval of its substance.