At Urpad, we’ve designed our process to give tenants a smooth experience, whether you’re moving to your first home, relocating for work or settling into a new city.
At Urpad, we’ve designed our process to give tenants a smooth experience, whether you’re moving to your first home, relocating for work or settling into a new city.
Bath may be smaller than Bristol, but it offers a compelling mix of heritage, culture and liveable neighbourhoods. Its UNESCO-listed Georgian core is world-famous, yet many of the city’s most popular rental areas sit just outside the centreBath may be smaller than Bristol, but it offers a compelling mix of heritage, culture and liveable neighbourhoods.
Bristol has become one of the UK’s most desirable cities for renters, thanks to its mix of culture, employment opportunities and varied neighbourhoods
The private rented sector is changing, and one of the biggest reforms on the horizon is the introduction of a new landlord database.
Renting a property does not mean it has to feel temporary. With the right ideas, you can create a comfortable, personal space without risking your tenancy deposit.
Moving into a new property in September can feel like a fresh start. Whatever the reason, moving at the start of autumn brings a few extra things to consider.
With the cost of living still affecting many households, and EPC-C by 30 on its way, finding practical ways to reduce your energy bills has never been more important.
When people think about renting a home, they often focus on the property itself, but one of the biggest factors in having a positive renting experience is something far fewer people consider – the relationship between the tenant and your point of contact at the property management company.
The private rented sector is changing, and one of the biggest changes on the horizon is the new Private Rented Sector Ombudsman. The scheme is designed to give tenants a simpler, fairer way to resolve complaints if problems can’t be settled through the normal channels.
In a rental property, we’re often asked by our tenants what they’re allowed to do to make the garden more of an extension of the property and another sanctuary from the world.