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Student rents have risen by 61% over the past decade and many landlords have made good money out of their investment.

PLANNING permission has been granted for a set of controversial pods in a car park in Newport.

A plan to turn an ornate Victorian building into Swindon’s biggest HMO will come in front of councillors on the borough council’s planning…

Middle-income households are predicted to struggle as the cost of living crisis takes hold, writes David Knight, so what does that mean for low earners?

A BOROUGH has seen a fall in reported fly-tipping and a reduction in the number of empty homes.

Martin Simmonds from Suffolk Refugee Support in Ipswich and Kim Balshaw from Felixstowe say a long term solution is needed for Ukrainian refugee' accommodation

Martin Simmonds from Suffolk Refugee Support in Ipswich and Kim Balshaw from Felixstowe say a long term solution is needed for Ukrainian refugee' accommodation

Wrexham HMO plans appeal dismissed by Planning Inspector v.1

PROPOSED plans to change a two-bedroom house in Cwmfelinfach into a four-bedroom House of Multiple Occupancy (HMO), have been put on hold.

Turning part of a Manningham property into shops would be “inconsistent” with the area’s character – planners have decided.