Launching the UK Property News Channel: A Game-Changer for UK Landlords and Property Investors

In an era of unprecedented change in the UK property market, staying informed isn't just important—it's essential. And it's even more essential to stay informed with factual expert information. With new regulations, evolving tenant rights, and shifting investment strategies, landlords and property investors need a reliable, educational platform that cuts through the noise and delivers real insights from industry experts.

That's exactly why UK Property News has launched—a brand-new property news channel and platform, proudly launched by the National Landlord Investment Show and is available to watch on the Landlord Investor TV YouTube channel. 

Why the UK Property News channel is Essential 

For over 13 years, the National Landlord Investment Show has been at the forefront of the UK property sector, delivering events, expert panels, and networking opportunities that have helped shape the industry. But now, more than ever, the need for on-demand, accessible property education is critical.

UK Property News isn't just another media outlet—it's a dedicated hub for landlords, investors, and property professionals looking to navigate the ever-changing landscape with confidence. Ian Collins (Journalist & Broadcaster) takes on the role as main host alongside co-hosts Tracey and Steve Hanbury, Founders of the National Landlord Investment. The UK Property News channel dives straight into the most monumental conversations in the UK property industry, tackling pressing issues head-on and provides a platform for anyone within the UK property space to ask the experts. 

Diving into the Renters' Rights Bill: Debut Episode 

The first episode titled 'UK Property Market News: Renters' Rights Bill - Exclusive First Episode & Expert Analysis!' of UK Property News wasted no time in addressing one of the most significant legislative changes in recent history—the Renters' Rights Bill. Co-host Tracey Hanbury opens the first episode with a statement “Landlords are questioning is there too much risk and not enough reward when it comes to property investment?” and hands over to Ian Collins to debut this critical conversation. The first episode features guest industry leaders Maxine Fothergill - (MD of Amax Estates & Property Services) and Peter Littlewood (CEO of iHowz) who shared expert perspectives and opinions while answering questions from UK landlords and property investors with Ian Collins facilitating the conversation.

This interactive, engaging approach is what sets UK Property News apart—giving landlords and investors the opportunity and platform to ask questions about pressing topics and conversations within the UK property industry.

What Will You Get From the UK Property News Channel

• Regular new episodes featuring top property experts and thought leaders
• Deep dives into critical topics from legal changes to investment strategies
• Actionable insights for landlords, investors, property professionals
• Opportunities to engage, ask the experts, and stay ahead of UK property updates

Industry Leaders Weigh In on UK Property News

Steve Hanbury, Co-Founder of the National Landlord Investment Show:
"In all my years in this industry, I've never seen as many changes happening at once. The UK property market is evolving rapidly, and landlords need the right information at the right time. UK Property News is here to deliver exactly that."

Tracey Hanbury, Co-Founder of the National Landlord Investment Show:
"We're incredibly proud to launch the UK Property News channel as an extension of our commitment to educating and empowering property professionals. This platform ensures landlords and investors stay informed, prepared, and ahead of the curve."

Like and Subscribe to Stay Informed

The first episode of UK Property News is now available to watch on YouTube here. Like and Subscribe to Landlord Investor TV to receive alerts for regular new episodes, featuring expert insights, commentary, and the latest UK property updates—everything you need to stay informed.