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If you own a flat with cladding and want to sell your property, you may be concerned about how easy it will be to find a buyer. One of the biggest issues in recent years has been mortgage lenders requiring additional fire safety checks before approving a loan.

Following changes to lending guidance after the Grenfell Tower tragedy, many flat owners found it difficult to sell because buyers struggled to secure a mortgage. However, the market has improved significantly, and many lenders are now offering mortgages again on flats with cladding where the correct documentation and protections are in place.

The UK property market has moved firmly into the spring season, with April bringing a noticeable increase in activity across both sales and lettings. As expected at this time of year, more homes are coming onto the market, buyer enquiries are rising, and overall momentum is building.

What stands out is the balance of conditions. The market is active, but not overheated. Increased housing supply, stable mortgage rates and ongoing affordability considerations are creating a more measured pace, where buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants are all adapting to more balanced conditions.

Moving home is a significant milestone, often filled with excitement, anticipation, and let’s face it a fair share of stress. From finding a reliable removal company to packing your belongings and navigating the hidden costs, the process can feel overwhelming.

We can help, as we tackle your most pressing questions about moving house! Whether you're moving across the street or to a completely new town or city, we’ve got expert advice and practical tips to make your transition as smooth as possible.

The UK property market has moved further into its usual spring pattern this month, with activity picking up across both sales and lettings. March often brings a noticeable rise in new listings, viewings and valuation requests, and 2026 is no exception. What is different this year though, is the balance of conditions. There is movement in the market, but not the intense urgency seen in some recent years. Instead, the picture is one of steadier pricing, improved choice and a more measured pace for buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants.

If you’re a landlord, the Renters’ Rights Act changes how tenancies work in England from 1 May 2026. In plain terms: most new lets move to assured periodic tenancies, rent rises have a tighter process, and the paperwork expectations get sharper.

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