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Earlier in the year we reported on indoor air quality and it’s such a hot topic that Which? has conducted further research into the matter. Its most recent area of analysis concerned gas hobs – an appliance found in millions of UK homes.

Skips. Cement mixers. Brick dust. People with hard hats and high-viz jackets milling about. How do these make you feel? Just like Marmite, homeowners have a love/hate relationship with renovations. What camp do you fall in?

You may have heard people talk about second-charge mortgages and wondered what they are. If you’re a landlord, they can be a beneficial way of accessing a lump sum of money. Here’s our Q&A guide to second-charge mortgages for owners of buy-to-let properties.

Recent reductions in the Bank of England's base rate have had significant effects on the mortgage market, creating new opportunities for homebuyers. Understanding how these changes impact your borrowing options and overall affordability is key for those looking to enter the property market.

The UK property market is poised for further growth, with house prices forecasted to increase by 4% in 2025, according to Rightmove. This rise is driven by economic stability, strong buyer demand, and a continued shortage of available homes. For those looking to purchase, acting sooner rather than later could be crucial to securing the best opportunities.

As the property market emerges from its winter lull, spring 2025 presents new opportunities for buyers and sellers in South West London. With increased listings, growing buyer demand, and shifting economic conditions, understanding the local market trends can help you make informed decisions this season.

Build-to-rent (BTR) developments are redefining the rental experience, offering professionally managed, high-quality homes with premium amenities. But are they the right choice for you?

With flexible work arrangements becoming the norm, tenants in Putney, East Sheen, Richmond, and Barnes are rethinking where they want to live. Is city-centre convenience still a priority, or is suburban space more appealing? Here’s how rental demand is shifting and what it means for you.

The rental market is shifting, with prices continuing to climb though at a slower pace than before. If you're renting in Putney, East Sheen, Richmond, or Barnes, here’s what you need to know about rental trends, what’s driving these changes, and how to plan ahead.

The rise of remote work has transformed rental demand across the UK. With fewer tenants tied to daily commutes, suburban areas are seeing a surge in demand, while urban centres are experiencing a shift. What does this mean for landlords and renters? Let’s explore the latest rental market trends and how to adapt to this evolving landscape. 

Sustainability is no longer just a trend, it’s a priority for modern renters. As eco-conscious tenants actively seek out energy efficient homes, landlords who invest in green upgrades can boost their property’s appeal, reduce costs, and stay ahead of the competition. From smart technology to water conservation, discover the key eco-friendly features that can make your rental stand out in 2025.

The London rental market is evolving, and tenants’ expectations are higher than ever. From smart home tech to energy-efficient upgrades, renters in 2025 are looking for properties that offer convenience, security, and modern comforts. If you’re a landlord, ensuring your property meets these demands can help you attract and retain quality tenants while maximising rental value. Find out what’s topping the list this year.