When you buy a home, the energy bill quietly shapes its affordability for years. We look at where the price cap sits, why the building itself matters so much and the small changes that can bring your bills down.
Britain is in the middle of a rooftop solar boom, and more homes are coming to market with panels already fitted. We look at the numbers behind it, whether solar pays off and what it means for buyers and sellers.
Every year the same jobs get left until the first cold snap. Our autumn checklist covers the boiler, gutters, draughts, radiators, damp and alarms, so your home is ready before the weather turns.
Most homeowners know roughly what their house is worth but not what condition it's in. We explain what a home condition score is, what goes into it and why it matters when you buy, sell or maintain a property.
UK house price growth has slowed to 1.3% and sales agreed are running behind last year. We unpack the summer slowdown, why it looks so different from one area to the next and what it means for you.
Misty windows, musty smells and black spots on the walls are signs of condensation and damp. Learn how to tell the types of damp apart, fix condensation yourself and stop it coming back.
With more homes for sale than at any point in a decade, buyers have more power than they think. Here's how to negotiate in 2026 and why property condition is the most powerful lever almost nobody uses.
The Renters' Rights Act came into force on 1 May 2026, ending Section 21 evictions and fixed-term tenancies. Here's what has changed for landlords, what's coming next and the smartest way to stay compliant.
Only 40% of UK homes have an EPC rating of C or above. We explain what green mortgages are, who qualifies, why lenders are taking energy ratings seriously and what it means for your home's value.
