Property types we cover

Every kind of property, and what actually decides each one

We act across 61 property types — from apartments and offices to rail freight sites, data centres and EV charging land. Each has its own page setting out not just what is available, but the rule, threshold or consent that decides whether a deal works. Grouped below by what you are trying to do.

61Property types covered
4,795Properties currently listed
£0What buyers and renters pay us

Homes to buy and to rent

Houses, flats and apartments across London and the UK — and the tenure questions that decide what they are actually worth.

Apartments781Apartments across London and the UK, and the lease terms that set the value.Flats24Flats to buy and rent — and why the building decides the flat.Houses74Houses to rent and for sale across the UK.Studio flats108Studios, and the 37 sqm space standard that governs them.Penthouses5Penthouses and prime apartments.Duplex penthouses1Two-storey apartments and duplex penthouses.New build homes44New homes and developments, and the warranty position.Shared ownership1Two different leases, and the one that decides everything.Freehold property8Houses, blocks and commercial freeholds — and estate rentcharges.

Renting: rooms, shares and short lets

Flexible and shared living, and the protections that changed on 1 May 2026.

Short lets516Furnished and serviced, and the 90-night rule in London.Rooms to rent20Rooms in managed blocks and shared houses.Flatshares1Shared houses, and the joint tenancy question.Student accommodation64Purpose-built and student houses — two different regimes.DSS friendly rentals12Renting on housing benefit, and what landlords can no longer do.

Residential investment

Blocks, portfolios and multi-let — where the structure is worth more than the negotiation.

Blocks of apartments27Whole blocks, and the right of first refusal that stops sales.Property portfolios1Residential and mixed portfolios, and the SDLT routes.HMO31Licensed shared housing and HMO investments.Rent to rent43Company lets and rent-to-rent, after the Rakusen reversal.Below market value9BMV stock, and what a genuine discount looks like.Off-market property1Stock that never reaches a portal.Ground rent investments2Freehold reversions, and the proposed £250 cap.

Offices, workspace and consulting rooms

Space to work from, by the floor, the desk or the session.

Office space1,472Offices to let and for sale, and total occupancy cost.Serviced offices6Flexible workspace, and who you are actually contracting with.Meeting rooms1Rooms and event space by the session or the day.Consulting rooms1Clinical space, Class E(e) and CQC registration.Treatment rooms5Beauty and wellness space, and the special treatment licence.Laboratory space1Life science and lab space, and the vacancy picture.

Retail, hospitality and leisure

Shops, restaurants, venues and the businesses that run in them.

Retail space649Shops and units — and the sign above the door.Restaurants18Dining space, extraction, and the takeaway use class line.Bars and nightclubs11Licensed and sui generis premises.Leisure property3Leisure and specialist trading assets.Leisure and creative space2Space in mixed-use buildings, and the noise position.Guest houses and B&Bs1Hospitality businesses, after the FHL abolition.Wedding venues1Approved premises, and what makes a venue one.Event space3Halls and venues, and what is actually licensable.Former bank branches1Class E units on the high street.Businesses for sale5Trading businesses, TUPE and TOGC.

Industrial, logistics and roadside

Units, yards and the sites that move things.

Industrial property184Units, estates and yards — and what is in the ground.Warehouses134Logistics space, bought on specification not square footage.Industrial and warehouse units65Use class, designation and the London Plan.Small industrial and workshop units62Smaller units, and small business rate relief.Light industrial and manufacturing7Class E(g) units and the power constraint.Storage space12Self-storage, arches and open storage land.Rail freight sites9Railhead land, where the connection is the asset.Motor trade property1Garages and MOT stations, and approvals that do not transfer.Parking spaces and car parks3Spaces and car parks, and why VAT is the default.

Care, health, education and community

Regulated property, where the registration matters as much as the building.

Healthcare property38Surgeries and health centres, where the NHS pays the rent.Care homes5Registered care businesses, valued on earnings.Assisted living and extra care7Extra care schemes, and the C2 or C3 question.Supported living1Exempt accommodation, and the licensing regime coming.Supported accommodation2Supported housing for 16 to 25 year olds.Schools and education1Educational property and former school sites.Places of worship1Church buildings, and the VAT relief that ended.

Land, development and infrastructure

Sites, consents and the connections that make them valuable.

Land16Development, strategic and operational land.Development opportunities48Sites and conversions, and the BNG rules from 6 August 2026.

Commercial and mixed use

The umbrella categories, and buildings that are more than one thing.

Commercial property89Office, retail, industrial and mixed use.Commercial units and specialist premises59Drive-thrus, showrooms and sui generis buildings.Mixed-use property95Commercial with residential above, and four floor-area thresholds.

Not sure which one you need?

Most requirements do not fit a category neatly, and the useful conversation is usually about what you are trying to achieve rather than what the building is called. Tell us that, and we will look across everything we hold — including stock that never reaches a portal.

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