Hawes & Co blog

With remote working reshaping how tenants choose where and how they live, we look at how preferences are evolving and what landlords should consider to stay competitive in today’s rental market.

A key decision landlords face when preparing a property for the market is whether to let it furnished or unfurnished. In this blog we explore the pros and cons of furnished vs unfurnished lets and how to choose the right approach for your investment.

With the introduction of the Renters’ Rights Act, Section 13 notices have become the central mechanism for increasing rent with...

The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 is now in force, introducing wide-ranging reforms across England’s private rented sector. In this blog we outline the key changes and what they mean in practice for landlords .

Buying a home involves far more than saving for a deposit which is what we will explore in this blog. From legal fees to surveys and stamp duty, understanding the full cost upfront can help you budget with confidence and avoid unexpected surprises.

Local amenities can have a major impact on property value. From schools to transport links, discover what buyers prioritise and how it can influence your sale or purchase.

Selling a home with pets comes with extra considerations. Discover practical tips to keep your property clean, well-presented and appealing to potential buyers.

If you are planning to upsize this spring, achieving a timely sale at the right price is essential. Here, we explore how to prepare, present and position your home to attract committed buyers and secure a smooth transition.

In this article, we examine five important reasons why mid-tenancy property inspections are a vital part of effective property management, delivering clear benefits for both landlords and tenants.

Timing can have a significant impact on the success of your sale, and for many families, spring is when moving plans begin to take shape. In this blog we explore why bringing your home to market this period is ideal for a family move later in the year.

From May 2026, Section 8 will become the primary route for landlords in England to regain possession of a property where tenants have breached their tenancy. This guide explains what landlords must consider before taking action.

The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 introduces new restrictions on rent in advance. This article explains what this means in practice for landlords.