Housing – The Land Collective

Student Housing – A gross expense

My previous university residence was a 10-person house in Sheffield’s student area. We had a subterranean kitchen with no windows, one fridge […]

When a homeownership scheme is associated with the words ‘scam’, ‘trouble’, and ‘flawed’ by the very audience that it’s attempting to target, […]

The government have recently signalled its intention to put an end to Section 21 notices (or no-fault evictions), due to the severe […]

Over the years, many trends have come and gone, often almost as swiftly as they came. Some, however, largely contribute to shaping […]

The Cabinet recently approved plans for the expansion of Heathrow Airport by way of the addition of a new, third runway. While […]

If most of us could associate one thing with the property market, it would most likely be the housing crisis – not […]

If you live in a major city, you’ve probably heard the term gentrification being thrown around. If not, you’ve probably witnessed a […]

Should I rent or buy a property? This is a question I have come across various times on social media. My initial feeling […]

The prospect of buying a house seems so incredibly unlikely that many Millennials don’t even bother thinking about it. Having to pay […]

For the last 10 years, London has been experiencing a massive rise in house prices. It’s practically impossible for a first-time buyer […]