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Warm Homes Plan piles on pressure for DIY landlords

The government's renewed focus on energy efficiency in the private rented sector is set to place further strain on DIY landlords, according to a leading brokerage founder.

But Ian Macbeth, managing partner of Avocado Property believes this has created a significant commercial opportunity for professional letting agents.

This week, ministers outlined further detail around the...

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Commercial Civil and Infrastructure Construction

Commercial civil and infrastructure construction covers a wide range of building and engineering activities that support public services, business operations and community development. These projects include commercial buildings, transport networks, utilities and large-scale structures that enable movement, communication and economic growth. Understanding how these projects are planned,...

Five On-Trend Looks for Bathrooms

Bathrooms are no longer purely practical spaces; they've become personal sanctuaries where style, comfort and wellbeing come together.

From playful accessories that add personality without redecorating, to calming spa-inspired colour palettes, hotel-worthy luxury details, cosy layered textures and innovative flooring that blends beauty with comfort, today's bathroom trends are all...

The "Solar Premium" in 2026: Why Battery Storage is Now the Leading Metric for UK Property Value

In 2026, the question for UK homebuyers has shifted from "How many bedrooms?" to "How energy-independent is this home?" As energy costs remain a primary concern for the modern household, properties equipped with high-efficiency solar arrays and integrated storage are commanding a significant "Solar Premium." Recent market data indicates that solar panels for home installations can now...

Agents report early uplift in buyer activity, but few are investing to capitalise on improving market conditions

The latest research from Property DriveBuy has found that estate agents are starting 2026 on a stronger footing, with the majority reporting an increase in buyer enquiries and viewing requests, while one in five are also seeing more offers being made. However, despite these early signs of improving market conditions, only a small proportion of agents are currently investing in their...

Going green: How homeowners could save thousands this Energy Savers Week

Homeowners could cut up to £2,000 a year from their energy bills this Energy Savers Week, by combining targeted home improvements with simple efficiency changes and, in doing so, they could improve their mortgage affordability by qualifying for a green mortgage - further boosting the savings on offer from taking a greener approach to homeownership.

Energy Savers Week is a national...

From loft insulation to lower interest rates: How energy efficiency really pays off

Energy Savers Week is a national...

Commenting on biggest January increase on record according to Rightmove

Commenting on biggest January increase on record according to Rightmove, Daniel Austin, CEO and co-founder at ASK Partners , said: “Today’s modest rise in UK house prices points to underlying resilience, but momentum remains constrained by affordability pressures and a ‘higher for longer’ interest rate backdrop. While recent rate cuts signal easing inflation, they are unlikely to transform...

Average homebuyer now £1,050 a year better off as lending improvements set to boost buyer activity in 2026

The latest market analysis from eXp UK has revealed that the average homebuyer is now £1,050 better off per year when it comes to the cost of their mortgage, with continued improvements to the lending landscape expected to help drive stronger buyer activity through 2026.

eXp UK analysed both mortgage approval levels and the current cost of a typical mortgage to understand how buyer...

A Practical Guide for Landlords Managing Vacant Properties

Managing a vacant property presents a unique set of responsibilities for landlords. When a home or commercial building is unoccupied, it can quickly become vulnerable to damage, neglect and unauthorised access. Without regular activity, small issues may go unnoticed and escalate into costly repairs or legal complications. A structured approach helps landlords protect their assets while...

Simple German trick can keep mould out of your home this winter

Cold and damp weather isn’t just miserable for us Brits - it’s tricky for our homes too. This time of year is prime for an explosion in mould in our properties, which can potentially lead to health issues if not treated.

According to data from MyBuilder.com , the reliable way to hire tradespeople, many Brits are facing an increasing struggle to keep mould out of their homes. In fact...

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