The Property Round January 2026

As we move into 2026, the UK real estate market continues to demonstrate its resilience. Despite a more measured pace through 2025, both the residential and commercial sectors have shown steady performance

In this latest edition of our Property Newsletter, we explore the current market landscape with a particular focus on ‘London property in 2025: why a slower market is a gift for smart landlords and investors’. We also examine ‘Insolvency rescue culture vs landlords’ rights’, alongside the implications of the ‘Renters’ Rights Act’ and other key regulatory developments.

As always, we’re delighted to feature contributions from industry leaders. A big thank you to Joseph Robinson from Druce & Co, Steve Henson from Castle Hill Insolvency, Kem Kemal from Henry Dannell, and Nabel Shaikh from Quastels LLP, as well as our in-house property experts for sharing your insights.

A few of the topics covered in this edition…

1. London property in 2025: why a slower market is a gift for smart landlords and investors
2. Insolvency rescue culture vs landlords’ rights: a delicate balance
3. Renters’ Right Act
4. The evolving role of the debt adviser: debt structuring, legacy planning, and the science of lending
5. A high-level guide to Family Investment Companies (FICs) for UK property-owning families
6. Is this the end for upward-only rent reviews?

Whether you’re active in the property market or exploring your options, this edition offers insight into the key issues shaping the year ahead.

If you have insights or expertise to share, we encourage you to contribute to our next edition. Simply reach out to any member of the GE team or contact us at hello@geraldedelman.com.