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03 Jul 2026
Suspicious Activity Reports: a vital source of intelligence in a vulnerable sector

The property market remains an attractive target for money laundering because of the value of property assets and the ability to hide ownership through companies, trusts, and overseas structures. An estimated £6.7 billion of UK property was bought with wealth suspected to have come from questionable sources between 2016 and 2022 — yet the National Crime Agency (NCA) reports that the volume of SARs from the property sector remains low.

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01 Jul 2026
Selling property under the Renters’ Rights Act

The Act changes the process of selling tenanted property. There are new grounds for possession, key legal requirements, practical considerations for sales agents and auctioneers, and ways to manage marketing, tenant expectations, and compliance throughout the transaction.

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29 Jun 2026
Making Tax Digital deadlines: agents must check who is affected and when

Sole traders and landlords with qualifying income over £50,000 should now be using Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (MTD), and further deadlines in 2027 and 2028 will bring many more agents, property owners, and businesses into the new system. MTD requires affected taxpayers to keep digital records and submit quarterly updates to HMRC using compatible software.

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29 Jun 2026
Leasehold concerns widen gap between house and flat prices

New analysis has shown that the average UK house now costs 1.7 times as much as the average flat, the greatest disparity since records began. The findings underline the growing impact that leasehold complexity, service charges, ground rent, and uncertainty around reform are having on buyer confidence, especially in England and Wales where flats are most sold on a leasehold basis.

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26 Jun 2026
Compliance Café: Anti Money Laundering (part 3)

Drawing on Propertymark compliance inspection findings, this report examines anti-money laundering (AML) risk, highlights common compliance themes, and provides practical guidance to support effective risk management and regulatory compliance.

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24 Jun 2026
FAQs: Home Buying and Selling Reforms

The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) has set out a roadmap of commitments, with reforms coming in late 2026 through to the end of the Parliamentary term in 2029, which includes new legislation, consultations, and a Charter for property professionals.

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24 Jun 2026
Revised MEES plan drops 2027 EPC deadline for large commercial rentals

From 2031, privately rented non-domestic buildings over 1,000 sqm in England and Wales will be expected to meet EPC B, where it is cost-effective. Buildings below 1,000 sqm are expected to remain as the current minimum EPC E. The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DENZ) has stated the changes will only take effect after Parliament has passed secondary legislation.

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19 Jun 2026
FAQ: Warm Homes Plan

The Warm Homes Plan was published in January 2026 by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) as part of a £15billion investment in decarbonising English housing stock and tackling fuel poverty.

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19 Jun 2026
Propertymark members elect new leaders to represent sales and lettings agents

The next Vice-Presidents for the sales and lettings divisions, alongside a Propertymark Board member re-elected for a second term, have been appointed following the 2026 leadership elections. The results were announced at Propertymark’s AGM on Friday, 19 June 2026, where attendees also heard from the incoming divisional Presidents, Kim Lidbury MARLA and Ian Harris FNAEA MARLA.

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16 Jun 2026
Warm Homes funding must match the reality of upgrading UK homes

Money must be allocated in a practical, properly targeted, and flexible way to work across the country’s varied residential stock. Improving energy efficiency is vital, but it must be achieved in harmony with the protection of housing supply, support for responsible landlords, and warmer, more affordable homes for consumers.

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16 Jun 2026
Housing Insight Report: April 2026

Despite wider economic uncertainty and inflation remaining above target, the housing market continues to demonstrate resilience. Within the rental market, demand continues to significantly outstrip available supply.

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15 Jun 2026
Propertymark One 2026 delivers a standout day of insight, influence, and innovation

Building on the momentum of previous years, we stepped up in scale, ambition and impact, bringing the profession together for a high-energy day of policy insight, practical learning, networking and sector-wide debate. More than a conference, Propertymark One was a meeting point for the profession at a time when agents are navigating significant legislative, economic, and technological change.

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08 Jun 2026
Members embracing a new way to collaborate with Propertymark Connect

Just days after launch, Connect is already creating new business opportunities for members, with more than 2,000 registered users on the platform. Propertymark’s exclusive referral and lead-generation platform enables members to send and receive referrals, valuation requests and instructions through a trusted network of qualified property professionals across the UK and internationally.

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04 Jun 2026
HMRC issues reminder about short-term let tax changes

The UK Government has ended the Furnished Holiday Lettings (FHL) rules. Since 6 April 2025, all holiday lets are taxed in the same way as normal rental income. This applies across the whole UK and affects anyone running a holiday let, Airbnb-style rental, cottage, annexe, or other short-stay property.

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03 Jun 2026
Calls to scrap Stamp Duty and Council Tax put property tax reform back on the agenda

Centre for London has called for a Proportional Property Tax as part of a wider plan to tackle London’s housing crisis. The city not only needs more homes, but also a better way to use, fund, and distribute the homes it already has. Although the report focuses on the capital, many of the pressures it identifies are felt across the UK, including a shortage of social housing, high moving costs, a lack of suitable homes for older people, and barriers to new development.

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01 Jun 2026
Propertymark Connects members with valuable leads and strong networks

Launching on 1 June 2026, Connect, a bespoke online platform, links agents through a trusted professional network, helping them send and receive referrals, valuation requests, and instructions across the UK and internationally. Sign up to win more business, create additional income opportunities, and deliver a better service – especially when clients are moving further afield.

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