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Scottish government sets out rental reform plans

Radical plans for rent controls have sent shockwaves through the sector – but how will the reforms work?

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What do May’s mayoral elections mean for the PRS?

Housing is a key issue in mayoral races across England. What are the candidates' housing plans?

HMRC reveals scale of estate agency AML fines

Estate agencies were fined over £1.6 million between April and September 2023. How can agents avoid future fines?

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PRS letting down renters, say think tanks

Two new reports say that renters are getting a raw deal. Are they?

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Market report April 2024 – sales market flat, rental market getting there

How are the sales and rental markets performing in April 2024?

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PayProp wins top honours at Property Reporter Awards

The Best PropTech Company award from the Property Reporter Awards 2024 is the latest in a string of victories.

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Will you join us on Agents Giving’s Great British Property Cycle?

Registration is open for this year's charity cycling challenge in aid of the Trussell Trust and the Agents Giving Grant Fund.

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Have last-minute changes made the Renters (Reform) Bill a “landlords’ charter”?

We look at the government's latest amendments to the bill and ask what they mean for the PRS.