We throw a spotlight on the what’s new in the world of technology.
- Written by: Landlord Today Team
To achieve government’s EPC targets by 2035, landlords across the country may be forced to take action at a time when money is already tight. Nicola Kennedy, CEO of Heero Technologies, explains how technology can help buy to let landlords ...
- Written by: Handan Rolande
Anyone involved in the world of renting, whether landlords, letting agents, or tenants, knows how crucial it is to have a robust, accurate inventory. ...
- Written by: Landlord Today Team
The rise of ‘Generation Rent’ is well documented, along with the spiralling rent payments they are facing during a tightening cost of living crisis. ...
- Written by: Landlord Today Team
After a winter of record-high energy bills, many will be wondering how efficient their boilers are, and whether the type of home they have has an impact on this. The age of a property and whether it is detached, mid-terrace, ...
- Written by: Landlord Today Team
The Royal Institution for Chartered Surveyors’ latest Residential Market Survey made for gloomy reading for many in the property market – to say the least. ...
- Written by: Dasha Klyachko
Repairs are a normal part of owning a home, and the costs can add up quickly. ...
- Written by: Graham Norwood
Here are five of the most common bad energy habits that people tend to overlook, and advice on how to fix them to make some consistent savings. ...
- Written by: Landlord Today Team
Cycles of growth and housing market crashes, new technology, and, most recently, the pandemic-fuelled push to escape the city in search of country residences means that the property sector is evolving quicker than ever. ...
- Written by: Nicola Kennedy
The residential sector is a key component of the government’s mission to lower carbon emissions – in 2021, it accounted for 19.9 per cent of all carbon dioxide emissions in the UK. ...
- Written by: Andrew Foster
Property owners who have a building or disused piece of land by a high traffic road can make a significant profit from having a digital billboard installed on their property. It requires no capital investment on your side and is ...
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