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All eyes have been on the House of Commons when it comes to property. After lengthy debate, detail and adaptation, the Renters’ Rights Bill became an Act on 27nd October 2025. Its contents will mainly affect lettings in England and Wales but the discrimination ban protecting tenants with children and tenants in receipt of benefits will also apply in Scotland.

September marked a return to our normal routines after the summer break. Were our minds refocused on finding a new home? How have values changed? Here’s a summary of the property market as we head into the last third of 2025.

We get it—estate agents shouting about awards can feel like noise. Many are based on who filled out a form, rallied the most votes, or paid for sponsorship. That’s why we’re proud of this one. 

This article highlights the top five challenges UK property buyers face and offers practical solutions to help you secure your dream home with less stress.

Thinking of extending your home? This article breaks down the key financial factors and helps you decide if a home extension is the right investment for you.

There are a few signs that autumn is on the horizon (Halloween decorations in the shops, anyone?) and the change in season heralds a change in property focus. September is a peak period for home movers, so what kind of market awaits buyers, sellers and renters? Here’s how August shaped the property industry.

Wondering what rental yield you can expect on property in the Midlands and Worcestershire? Our guide explains how to calculate yields and what returns you can expect today.

Buying your first home doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Our step-by-step guide to purchasing in the Midlands and Worcestershire makes the process clear, simple, and stress-free.

Thinking about moving to a smaller, easier-to-manage home? Downsizing in the Midlands and Worcestershire could help you free up equity, cut costs, and enjoy a lifestyle that truly fits your future.

If you’re thinking about selling your home, it’s common to invite more than one estate agent or professional to carry out a valuation. You might expect the figures to be identical, but in reality, they often differ.

Competitive pricing is the story of the summer. The theme was highlighted in Rightmove’s latest House Price Index, with asking prices dropping 1.2% in July to an average of £373,709. This adjustment reflects the improved supply of properties for sale.

Buying a property in Worcestershire or the Midlands involves more than just the asking price. From deposits and legal fees to surveys and moving costs, this guide breaks down the key expenses buyers should plan for, whether you're a first-time buyer or investor.