With the latest property data from Rightmove now released, we wanted to share both the national picture and what we’re seeing locally here in Amber Valley. The market has started 2026 with renewed confidence, but it’s clear we’re now in a more balanced, price-sensitive environment.

Being a landlord is no longer passive. Rising compliance standards, shifting tenant expectations and changing returns mean small gaps can quickly become costly. Here is what landlords should be reviewing right now to protect their investment and maximise performance.

he property market is active, but not everything is performing the same. Some homes are selling quickly, others are sitting. The difference is not luck. It is positioning, pricing and preparation. Here is what is actually happening right now and what it means if you are thinking of selling.

The property market has continued to show resilience as we move further into spring, although April has brought a noticeable shift in momentum. With interest rates rising and affordability being stretched, both buyers and sellers are adapting to a more balanced – and in some cases more cautious – market.