Our Insights On
The London Property Market
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Kensington and Chelsea Rental Yields in 2026: What Each Size of Flat Really Returns
Kensington and Chelsea has the highest rents in the country but yields that look modest on paper. Broken down by size, the picture changes: here is what studios to three-beds in SW3, SW5 and SW7 really return.
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Short Let vs Long Let in London: An Honest Comparison of the Numbers
Short lets can double a London flat’s gross income, but the costs, rules and risks are very different. A worked Chelsea example shows what is really left at the end of the year.
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The PRS Database: What London Landlords Need to Know
England’s new register of private landlords opens region by region from 15 December 2026, and London’s turn comes in July 2027. Here is who must register, what it costs, and how to be ready.
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The Real Cost of a Void Period, and How London Landlords Can Cut It
Every empty day has a cost, and it is usually bigger than landlords think. Here is what a void period really costs in London, why a higher rent can earn you less, and seven ways to cut voids.
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What Is a Hybrid Letting Strategy? A Guide for London Landlords
A hybrid letting strategy moves a property between short stays, medium-term stays and long lets, so it earns while you wait for the right tenant. Here is how it works in London, and the rules it has to respect.
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The Rise of London’s “Accidental Landlords”
These are property owners who, often unable to achieve their desired sale price, are pivoting to the rental market as a temporary measure.
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UK Buy-to-Let Market Update: Autumn 2025
As we head toward the end of 2025, the UK buy-to-let (BTL) market continues to navigate a mix of opportunity, challenge and regulatory change.
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Renters’ Rights Bill Date Confirmed: What It Means for Landlords and Letting Agents
The Renters’ Rights Bill will return to the House of Commons for its final debate on Wednesday, 22 October 2025, marking one of the most significant moments for the UK private rented sector in recent years.
