Over recent years many of us have made changes to be more eco-friendly and decrease our carbon footprints.

Moving into a new property can be expensive, especially when you factor in the rising cost of energy bills and living in general. Dan Whittaker, personal finance expert at CashLady, shares five top tips for tenants to better understand their rights and avoid any unnecessary costs.

As the latest Rightmove data reveals that average house prices have broken £350,000 for the first time, getting on the property ladder has never been more challenging - particularly if you're trying to do it on your own.

Since the start of the pandemic, house prices have increased by almost 10% due to escalating disparity between supply and demand.

While buying a fixer-upper may be a more cost-effective way of climbing the property ladder, the long term cost of bringing such property up to standard is likely to see homebuyers pay more in the long run, according to research from London lettings and estate agent, Benham and Reeves.

Average UK rents have increased for the sixth consecutive quarter, according to The Deposit Protection Service, whilst also producing evidence that some tenants are paying above the going rate to secure a property

Although stock levels remain historically low, more new properties are coming to the market bringing with them new buyers and a lift in sales being agreed.

With the rising cost of living and the UK’s inflation crisis creating financial uncertainty, many are looking to make more secure investments in real estate.

Getting divorced is one of life's most stressful events and can feel overwhelming when you have an outstanding joint mortgage and a family home to potentially divide.

UK property auctioneer, Auction House, has reported its best-ever first quarter of the year, despite a steady succession of interest rate raises being announced by the Bank of England throughout the period.

The price of property coming to market has hit a new record high for the third consecutive month, up by 1.6% to £360,101, according to the latest market analysis from Rightmove.

With rising house prices in the UK and travel well and truly back on this summer, new data has revealed that there has been a recent spike in people searching for 'buying a property abroad'.