Recent headlines have painted a picture of landlords rushing to evict tenants ahead of the Renters’ Rights Act—but the reality, looks different. New research suggests that just 1 in 10 landlords (9%) who are actively asking tenants to leave are doing so directly because of the upcoming legislative changes. So, what is happening behind the scenes?

Rising energy costs, increased environmental awareness, and tighter regulations have all contributed to a growing demand for greener, more efficient homes. If you’re thinking about selling or even just improving your property’s future appeal, understanding this trend is essential.

The latest developments in borrowing costs have undoubtedly introduced a new layer of caution into the UK housing market. However, while headlines may suggest uncertainty, the reality on the ground tells a more balanced story—one of resilience, adaptation, and continued opportunity.

For many buyers and sellers across the UK, the excitement of agreeing a sale is quickly followed by a frustrating reality: the long wait to completion. It’s a question we hear time and time again—why does buying a home take so long? And perhaps more importantly, who is actually responsible? Data suggests one of the main factors is conveyancing.