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Richard Frudd of Quod becomes Chair, with Dan Asquith of BRE staying on as Vice Chair. The Hub will continue to focus on advocacy, government engagement and Build to Rent's role in regional housing, and holds its Winter Seminar on 26 November 2026. The Association for Rental Living, the membership body for all institutionally backed, professionally managed purpose-built rental living sectors, has appointed Richard Frudd of Quod as Chair of its North East and Yorkshire Hub.

New analysis from LegalforLandlords suggests Britain's rental market may be starting to settle into a more sustainable balance between rents and tenant demand. Rent rises have got smaller, and so have the falls in demand. If that continues, it could mean some of the pressures the Renters' Rights Act is meant to tackle are starting to ease.

The Supreme Court has delivered an important judgment concerning the statutory right to manage (RTM), clarifying the circumstances in which a failure to comply with the procedural requirements of the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002 may invalidate an RTM claim.

CompassRock has partnered with Spike to launch new white-labelled resident apps at Glass Bottle in Dublin, marking the first phase of a wider rollout set to support 952 homes across CompassRock’s portfolio in Ireland.

Debrett’s has advised the shareholders and management team of Tandem Property Asset Management (“Tandem”), a UK property and asset management business, on its investment   from the Audria Group (“Audria”), the international real estate services group established by Swedish investors Pejoni and Fidelio Capital. 

Estate agents, letting agents and leasehold managing agents will need a licence to operate under plans for the first independent regulator of the sector, announced today at the Labour Party Conference.

Applications for the UK PropTech Awards 2026 close on 1st of October, with businesses, individuals and organisations across the real estate and technology ecosystem invited to put forward their achievements.

With the Renters' Rights Act 2025 now in force, landlords across the private rented sector are reviewing how they structure and manage their portfolios. One option getting more attention is the corporate tenancy. Corporate tenancies aren't right for everyone, though. They have real advantages, but they also raise legal, practical and lending issues that need careful thought before any arrangement is put in place.

ALEP's conference wish list is simple: a firm timetable, properly sequenced reform and legislation that works in practice.

£50,000+ inheritances could create Britain's next generation of landlords The value of wealth passed between generations is expected to double over the next two decades, and 40% of landlords already got their property through inheritance, a gift or a former home.

Residential property management specialist Centrick has taken over the management of 37 blocks, comprising 590 homes, from Bristol-based Easton Bevins. Most of the portfolio is made up of resident-managed (RMC) schemes.

The cost of rental voids has risen by almost 58% in three years, and the average landlord now loses an estimated £1,100 or so in rental income each time their property sits empty between tenancies, according to new research from residential property management specialist Rushbrook.