‘In this world, nothing is certain except death and taxes’ is a classic quote attributed to Benjamin Franklin. Property investment is not immune to taxes and there is a change on the horizon. Here are six things landlords must know about property tax in 2026 so they can prepare for 2027.

If you love cosy, lived-in mismatched interiors, you’ll love burrowcore. This latest design trend is more about drawing the curtains and settling in for the night than presenting soulless show-home style rooms.

Brand new homes have always been at the cutting edge of property and now they’re leading our charge to become a carbon net zero nation.

Plug-in solar panel kits are now legally on sale in the UK. While they have been widely available in mainland Europe for years, they only became legal to sell in the UK in August 2026. Here’s your guide to plug-in solar panel kits if you’re a private renter or landlord.

September provided a welcome reprieve after an intense summer. Cool enough that you could think without perspiring. Quiet enough to start planning, with the kids back at school. 

An island can fill the dead space that’s created when your kitchen walls are lined with cabinets. If you’re dealing with a more open plan area, an island can also divide the space into cooking and dining zones.

What documents are required when applying for your first mortgage? The answer is, quite a few. Knowing what your lender wants to see in advance will give you some breathing room to request letters, download PDFs and find paper copies. 

If you’re researching property investment, there’s one word that will crop up time and time again: yield. But what is a yield and why is it so important to landlords? Here are seven points to consider.

After a summer that’s set to be the hottest on record, focus shifts from unpacking suitcases back to property searches. August provided a market reset, with some interesting statistics as a result. Here’s where things lie as we head into September.

Fabric doesn’t have to be flat and plain. Weaving techniques, specialist yarns and cutting patterns produce cloth that is super tactile and highly decorative. These five ways to use textured fabric in your home will help get you started.

Saving for a deposit to buy your first home? You might be aware of the LISA – the Lifetime Individual Savings Account.