This week, we introduce the new Propertymark Regulatory Board, look at UK Finance buy-to-let data, cover the SNP Party Conference, and provide an overview of the REACH UK programme and how to get involved.

This week, we look at party conference season and cover all aspects of housing that have been mentioned, including the proposed regulation of agents.

We also look at Awaab’s Law and its implementation across Scotland. In addition, we check in with data from Lloyds Bank regarding their monthly House Price Index.

This week, we look at data from Rightmove on rental hotspots, the Bank of England’s decision to hold base rates, and Propertymark data from our Housing Insight Report.

In addition, we provide a quick overview of the party conference season and discuss Awaab’s Law in Scotland.

This week, we look at the implementation of the new PRS Database across England, as well as data from Propertymark’s own rental price and average salary tracker and the direction of travel within the mortgage market currently.

This week, we talk about Awaab’s Law across Scotland, and we also look at later-life lending – is it a positive or negative development?

We also look at proposals to build more housing near train stations and transport interchanges.

This week, we talk about data from UK Finance regarding arrears and possessions, and check in with EIG on its latest figures concerning the auctioneering profession.

In addition, we look at Propertymark data regarding rental prices across various regions. Plus, we talk about AI and complaints, as well as whether housing with air conditioning is becoming ever more popular, especially given the current heatwave.

This week we are joined by Nathan Emerson, CEO of Propertymark for a full review of 2026 so far, and we also look forward to what the remainder the year may also bring for the property sector.

This week, we examine Propertymark's new report, Leasehold, Still a Life Sentence?, published eight years after its original study.

We also cover the UK Government's expanded support for residents affected by unsafe cladding and look at new Moneyfacts data showing mortgage rates are falling at their fastest pace in almost two years.