The Best Property
Podcasts 2025

Property investor and developer Rod Turner fronts this insightful podcast, which focuses on the practical details of property development and investment as well as the broader fields of real estate business and asset-backed investments.

Recently, the Rodcast has featured guests such as Jon Rose from Suitable Life on legacy planning, Chief Commercial Officer at Together Finance Ryan Etchells, founder of Oparo Toby Wilde and planning consultant Lorenzo Pandolfi.

Rod and his guests have discussed topics including AI in property management; commercial property investment (including offices, hotels, residential and data centres); affordable housing; the realities of being a property developer alongside fascinating discussions on the wider economy and its effect on the property sector.

The quarterly investment masterminds with Adam Lawrence and Manish Kataria are also well worth a listen.

Hosted by wealth management specialist and seasoned property investor Adam Lawrence, this podcast covers the distinct intersection between property, business, markets and economics.

The podcast complements Adam’s popular Sunday Supplement (Propenomix) and he is regular across the networking circuit and several other podcasts featured below.

Since its advent in 2018, The Return, presented by Anna Harper, has continued to touch not only on property but on the wider world of business investment, management and development.

Recently, the podcast has aired some fascinating conversations with Rob Beiley of law firm Trowers & Hamlins on affordable housing; Alex Notay on delivering 1,000 homes per day; Kia Commodore on retirement planning + pensions; Allen Chiltern of Schroders Capital on what makes a best-in-class “living” platform; Elizabeth Froude of Platform Housing Group on improving the quality and green credentials of social housing; Michele Giddens OBE of Bridges Fund Management on sustainable investing; Deepa Deb of Watson Farley & Williams law firm on getting deals done amongst many others.

Launched in 2020 and hosted by accomplished property entrepreneur Gavin Gallagher, Behind The Facade explores the often overlooked but critically important mindset and emotional game governing success in real estate.

In addition to reflecting on his own career highs and lows, Gavin serves up some excellent monologues and discussions with a wide range of experienced investors and business people.  These include performance coach Jean Pierre De Villiers on how to stop putting things off; successful entrepreneur and performance coach Christian Ray Flores on resilience / personal growth / the interconnectedness of life’s core drivers; passive investor and podcast host Joey Muré on financial independence / your investor DNA alongside a host of others. 

Beyond the above, the podcast explores a broad range of subjects, such as lessons from natural disasters, house price valuations, thoughts on the Irish + European property markets, multi-family investing, buying + selling raw land to name a few.

One of our new favourites, this weekly podcast sees developers and property business owners Jack Jiggens, Stuart Wyeth, Rye Beaumont and Dorian Payne discuss industry news alongside their “warts and all” experiences of scaling their respective businesses. 

The topics are wide and topics such as dealing with economic headwinds as a property investor / developer, politics + property, the housing crisis, overcoming planning challenges, project management, the ever-increasing “anti landlord” sentiment, cryptocurrencies, tips for beginners in property.

This inspirational podcast comes from Terry Blackburn, financial services entrepreneur and property portfolio owner.

Rags to Riches features topic discussions such as “5 ways to improve motivation”, “how to make your property portfolio a property empire”, “9 ways to find property deals in volume”, “how assisted sales work”, “6 powerful persuasion tips”, “does money make you happy?” and “the Argos catalogue of business” to name a few.

Hosted by multiple-unit commercial property investor Jerry Alexander, this refreshingly frank podcast involves no-nonsense discussions and insights into this often unexplored sector.

Some of the recent topics of discussion include raising money for property investing, the future of energy and the navigation of management agreements.

Jerry’s guests have included investor Kevin McDonnell and Charlie Parkes, as well as fellow podcaster and energy expert Gerard Reid.

Hosted by Daniel Hill, founder of PPN UK, The Blueprint Podcast describes itself as “stripped back”, featuring insights into business and property as well as general advice surrounding lifestyle and mindset.

Episodes range in length from just over 10 minutes to more than an hour.

Recent guests of the podcast have included David Akibu of DT Living, Neil Gallagher of Gallagher Property Management and Grant Hutchby of KG Short Stay, covering topics just as techniques to avoid going bust, defining the success of a business and the management of equity and cashflow.

The Inside Property Investing podcast regularly shares stories of active property investors, developers and entrepreneurs alongside presenter monologues of real-time experiences in the ever-changing sector.

Notable guests include property renovator Sean Toomey and HMO investors Ben Allan and Kerry Wordley, discussing the tougher side of property investing, “sweat equity” and bouncing back from hardship through portfolio development.

The podcast is hosted by Mike and Victoria Stenhouse, specialists in high-end HMO and serviced accommodation development as well as very interesting commercial to residential conversion projects.

Hosted by chartered surveyor Suzi Carter – who is also founder of the Commercial Property Academy – The Commercial Property Podcast presents itself as “the go-to podcast for anyone looking to master the art of commercial property investing”.

Offering practical, workable strategies and insights from professionals across the sector, episodes are designed to appeal to everyone from beginners to experienced commercial investors.

Recent episodes have covered playing the “commercial finance game”, the powers of time, money and knowledge, planning for inheritance tax and an exploration of the various sectors of commercial property.

This podcast follows the journey of two entrepreneurs working in the property world. Stuart Lordan is a property investor with a focus on HMOs, mostly for the student market. He prefers a hands-off approach, with most of his investment properties being remote. Simon Pither has a small portfolio of vanilla buy-to-let properties that he mostly self-manages.

Along with guests, they discuss the ups and downs they’re experiencing in their property businesses. Along the way they share property news, business tips and anything else that happens to crop up their weekly chats.

Some recent popular topics have included guidance on property tax returns and BTL/HMO compliance documents, as well as the cost of Buy-To-Let property in the south.

As an experienced property developer and co-founder of Progressive Property, with extensive knowledge of property and its key interrelationships with the wider economy, Mark Homer imparts his thoughts on this podcast.

Alongside updates on his own property ventures, past episodes have delved into commercial to residential development, planning policy and legislation, fundraising, property surveying, HMOs and buy-to-let property management as well as alternative investing strategies.

In the most recent episodes, Mark has discussed matters such as housing predictions for 2025, the impact of political u-turns on the property sector and an exploration of the UK’s current “planning crisis”.

Hosted by Ben Richards and Jack Jiggens of XP Property, episodes of this podcast tend to run between half an hour and an hour. With live Q&As and a running commentary on the hosts’ successes and failures as property developers and entrepreneurs, this is a dynamic resource for any up-and-coming property mogul.

Recent episodes have included development deep-dives, strategies and templates for raising equity, conversations surrounding the longevity of the popularity of HMOs and guidance on putting together a team as a solo entrepreneur.

Brought to you by the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors, episodes of this podcast tend to run between half an hour and an hour. Regularly welcoming panels of industry-leading guests, the series explores key topics affecting the Chartered Surveying Sector.

With guests such as Professor Carl Chinn MBE, John Clarke of Lloyds Banking Group, Paul Richards of the Association of Real Estate Funds and numerous RICS chartered members and fellows, recent topics have included work experience in surveying, the history of surveying, valuation and its role in society and retrofitting and futureproofing within the lifecycle of a building.

With episodes running between half an hour and an hour, The Property Planet focuses on the legal side of the property industry.

Commissioned by Bell Howley Perrotton LLP and presented by solicitors Simon Howley ATT (Fellow), CTA, ATA, AFA, MIPA and Amanda Perrotton LLB TEP, the podcast looks at tax and legislation, with recent episodes covering Disclosure of Tax Avoidance Schemes (DOTAS), updates regarding Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) and Multiple Dwellings Relief (MDR) and a Q&A for first-time buyers.

This now well-established podcast focuses chiefly on property investment and is pitched primarily at “buy & hold investors, flippers, deal packagers or multi-letters”.

More recently, the podcast has seen host Kevin McDonnell speaking with various players within the property industry to discuss their unique paths into the field. These individuals have recently included Progressive Property Co-Founder Rob Moore, property developer Rochelle Gilburn and investors Damian Mulhern and Liam McCallum.

James Durr and Ruban Selvanayagam are expert property buyers, auctioneers and co-founders of the UK’s leading “We Buy Any House” company, Property Solvers. The pair present this exceptionally useful podcast, providing insights into virtually all aspects of the property industry.

With their specialist topics including property investment and development, valuation, trading and more, they have most recently discussed buying and selling short lease properties, hunting for empty properties, crowdfunding in the property sector and a guide to taxes when buying or selling at auction.

Seasoned property developer and finance specialist Saam Lowni hosts conversations with all kinds of experts within the property industry in this fascinating podcast, with the aim of connecting with investors and developers across the country and sharing valuable information and stories.

Recent long form discussions have focussed on development finance (with Uliana Kuzmis), building a valuable portfolio in five years (with Kazeem Alli-Balogun), the risks and rewards inherent in leveraging finance (with Piragash Sivanesan) and how to build a lettings business (with Hamza Anwar).

Presenter Tej Singh equips property investors with tools to tackle the wider world of business in this superb regular podcast.

An investor and entrepreneur himself, he has touched on a wide range of valuable subjects throughout the life of his podcast thus far, most recently including the role of content creation and social media in the world of property investment, valuing a new business, lessons from Stoicism that apply to investing and reinventing oneself after failure.

Guests have included Dee Ludlow – founder of the 5am Club and a managing partner of 5D Capital Partners, Shaz Ahmed of property finance podcast “Where’s Shaz” and many more.

With great additional advice surrounding attitude and approaches to business – including marketing and networking – this podcast is a must for anyone running a business, both inside and outside of property.

This long-standing podcast is still full of fresh ideas and information from seasoned expert Simon Zutshi. Focusing mainly on property investment, the podcast contains insights and information from the host’s book of the same name – Property Magic – as well as additional tips from his experience as an investor.

An investor since 1995, Simon has a significant track record in the industry, having founded and chaired both PIN (the Property Investor’s Network) and CrowdProperty, a peer to peer investment and lending platform. 

Recent episodes have focused on how to get paid to buy property, securing a property deal in 6 simple steps and the mindset of a successful HMO investor, with guests including investors Michelle Cairns, John Woodman and Michael and Laura Taylor.

Big Property Podcast is the official podcast of UK property development organisation Big Property Group, presented by co-founder and director Saj Hussain.

These half-hour to one-hour long episodes have recently covered joint venture partnerships, the security and longevity of property businesses, space planning, interior design and corporatesi “taking over” the buy-to-let space.

Adam Kaan, Shelton McCashin, Amy Richardson, Gabriel Avramoaica and Ajmal Mushtaq have all been recent guests on this podcast.

This Week in Property features in-depth discussions on all things property. Hosted by Richard Swan,

the podcast regularly features guest experts who offer opinions and advice on a range of relevant-related matters.

Conversations aired on This Week in Property have recently included the importance of sustainability in property development (with Lesley Treacy, head of ESG at Dandara), building a hospitality empire (with David Liddell of Liddell Property Investments) and tailoring your property letting methods (with Riccardo Giovanicci of Rosevale Letting).

Hosted by the owners of Propertystrat Academy in order to document and share their strategies and knowledge as they pursue their property investment journey, the Property Strategist Podcast features interviews with property moguls and investors such as doctors and property investors Dr. Ola Olabintan and Dr. Michael Ajeleti, MD/CEO of Landmark Africa Paul Onwuanibe and Antoinette Oguntonade of @brickzwithtipz.

With recent topics of discussion including property investment in Africa, Rent to Save and how money works in property, most episodes run between half an hour and one hour.

The Game of Loans podcast is hosted by property investment specialist Sam Norris and provides great advice and information surrounding finance for property and business.

Episodes tend to range between 40 minutes and an hour in length – with a few bite-sized updates thrown in along the way. The podcast hosts discussions with seasoned property professionals who explain the lessons they’ve learned throughout their career.

Recent discussions have covered holding companies, Let to Buy, networking, permitted developments, leasehold law, market predictions and – of course – loans, featuring guests such as Shanelle Edwards of Grand Union Finance, Birmingham Awards Networker of the Year 2023 Shane Traynor and plenty more.

Hosted by Barry Clark and Grant Daines of mortgage brokerage firm Mortgage Monster, this weekly podcast introduces listeners to property finance in an accessible and easily digestible manner to help them get started in this potentially intimidating field.

Recent episodes have included tips for first time buyers, ways to split assets during divorce, mortgages for the self employed and the pros and cons of buying a new build.

Hosted by “the Property Finance Guy” Michael Primrose, this podcast covers everything from sub-5 minute FAQs to insightful hour-long interviews.

With a strong background in development finance, mortgages, bridging loans and more, Michael’s aim is to teach listeners about the best way to fund deals.

Over the last few episodes, topics discussed have included early repayment and overypaying, bridging and refurbishment and what to do if you’re struggling to keep up with mortgage repayments.

Popular property business magazine Estates Gazette runs this podcast dedicated to property news and discussion. The presenters are EG journalists and the episodes they produce include interviews and debates with numerous knowledgeable guests, including PropTech gurus, legal experts, property developers and consultants and specialists in property management, sales and the rental sector. 

Recent guests have included valuer and Churchod & Co partner Piers Leigh, court reporter James Lumley, and Hägen Wolf property litigators Richard Robinson and Estella Prince – with discussions covering diversity and resolution in Surrey, the most notable property law cases over the last year and the pros and cons of mobile phone masts on your property.

This podcast is hosted by Andi Cooke and Lloyd Girardi, co-founders of Whitebox Property Solutions, a Northampton-based property development, investment and education company.

Property Developers Secrets chiefly discusses ways to start up and succeed as a property developer. Each episode available at the time of writing (just over three weeks since the podcast’s launch) is between 5 and 25 minutes long, offering bitesize insights into topics like getting started, goal setting, investment techniques and calculating build costs.

Most recently, the podcast has covered tools to prevent procrastination, ways to build a 12-week property development plan and methods to seek out the best location for property development.

With a focus on the human side of property, including history and attitudes across the world, this podcast encourages listeners to explore their own mindsets and look more deeply into their property related activities.

Recent subjects include projected changes in population levels over the years, new infrastructure projects within the UK and their impact on housing, the YoY growth in house prices and regions in which property development is strongly required.

Exploring the journey of how society came to love property, this podcast is hosted by experienced property developer Kazy and features guests from various backgrounds within the wider property and finance sectors.

Recent participants have included Ama Amo Agyei of Plantmade, Aaron Danquash of ADK Property Group, Adriana Cafasso of Cafasso Developments and Scarlette and Stuart Douglas of Worst House on the Street and George Clarke’s Flipping Fast – with episodes covering the secrets to building high-value businesses fast, why property won’t make you rich and career insights from the hosts of property-focussed television shows.

Hosted by five barristers specialising in planning, “Have I Got Planning News for You” takes a light-hearted look back over recent developments across the industry and regularly presents fascinating insights from experts.

Recent guests have included Lord Moylan – Chairman of the Built Environment Select Committee, Lord Ben Houchen – Mayor of Tees Valley, and Professor of Architectural Practice, Níall McLoughlin RA.

Hosted by Rent to Rent and PLO (Purchase Lease Option) expert Mark Fitzgerald, The Property Unleashed podcast includes episodes of varying length, with some lasting just over ten minutes and others exceeding one hour.

The series is aimed at entrepreneurs and investors within the property sector, and features advice, guidance, coaching and support designed to help ambitious business owners build their ventures successfully. Mark even provides free resources associated with the podcast on his social media profiles.

Recent episodes have focused on crafting serviced accommodation deals, rent-to-rent strategy, time management and maximising your investment successes.

This podcast focuses on UK property investment and is aimed specifically at Expats – as its name suggests.

Hosted by the anonymous “Expat Property Guy” (or “Secret Podcaster”), the series’ episodes tend to last anywhere between five minutes and half an hour, with recent topics including how to build a £9 million portfolio with £300, a guide to buying, refurbishing and refinancing property and how to make quick profits using short lease extensions in the UK.

Delivered by members of the 39 Essex Chambers, the Planning, Environment & Property Podcast focuses on a broad range of issues impacting the industry within the UK and beyond.

With most episodes running between 20 and 40 minutes in length, the podcast has most recently featured guests like Emily Gould, Assistant Director of the Institute of Art and Law – discussing the impact of generative AI on culture, Charles Berkeley – discussing the joys and challenges of life in Berkeley Castle, Dr Emma Wells, Head of Historic Buildings at SLR Consulting – discussing the changing face of the pilgrimage, and intelligence expert Anwar Darkazally of Field Intelligence – discussing the restoration of Syria’s cultural heritage.

The official podcast of Hamilton Fraser Insurance (HFIS) and “powered by” Total Landlord Insurance, The Property Cast features practical guidance for landlords and letting agents.

Hosted by HFIS CEO Eddie Hooker and Paul Shamplina, COO of Hamilton Fraser and founder of Landlord Action, the podcast’s episodes usually last 20-40 minutes. Recent topics of discussion include the Property Redress Scheme (PRS), Propertymark’s perspective on lettings, the implications of the Renters Reform Bill and top news stories from the rental sector.

Guests have included David Smith of JMW Solicitors, Sean Hooker of the Property Redress Scheme, Nathan Emerson of Propertymark, Kate Faulkner OBE – chair of the Home Buying & Selling Group, Paul Sowerbutts of Landlord Action and property journalist Nigel Lewis.

The Property Doctor podcast follows the journey of host Dr Andrew Threadgold during his transition from the medical industry to the world of property investment.

With a focus on ethically sound investing, the half hour to 40 minute episodes of this series feature guest interviews, conversations and even the occasional amusing sketch.

Recent guests have included Jon Puleston-Jones of Fresh Space Living LTD, Peter Thompson of Jalex Futures and Miles Bulloch of Miles Bulloch Property.

Hosted by Susan Freeman, a partner at law firm Mishcon de Reya, in association with the London Real Estate Forum, this podcast features long-form conversations with a ‘mix of property personalities that define and make a difference to the industry’.

Recent interviewees include Lynda Shillaw of property regeneration company Haworth Group, Harvey Soning of James Andrew International, Rita Rose Gagné of Hammerson plc and Keith Breslauer of Patron Capital.

This well-established podcast is presented by the team at Ethical Property Partners and headed up by the company’s founder, Frank Flegg.

Instalments of Sophisticated Property Investing are of varying lengths and include advice on property investment with a focus on maximum safety and returns.

Recent topics include negotiating high value deals, the day-to-day of property investing, key planning tools and the positive impact of consistency.

This podcast is for anyone who wants to raise other people’s money for business and property ventures. It’s hosted by Ray McLennan (business owner, property investor, angel finance expert and solicitor) and Nigel Best (business owner, property investor, digital marketer and accountant).

Throughout weekly episodes usually lasting between 20 minutes and 1 hour, the two discuss a range of topics – which have recently included accounting tricks, politics and its association with donations and influence and the “Laffer Curve Effect”.

Paul Higgs of the Millbank Group presents this “colourful and at times controversial” podcast taking a practical, no-nonsense look at property development, land and planning.

With an aim of providing inspiration and guidance to developers at any stage of their journey, Paul regularly airs conversations with industry guests. Most recently, he has talked about planning with former councillor and lawyer Henry Lamprecht, now a Built Environment Communications and PR specialist at the Community Communications Partnership (CCP), Methods of Modern Construction with Dave Hughes of Fuse Architects and BNG and environmental assessment with Hayley Farnell, director of Samsara Ecology.

Hosts Jo Akhgar, Matt Baker and Niall Scott aim to uncover the human side of property through conversation and experience in dealing with property investment and developments.

They create a regular space for ‘anyone at any stage in their property path to share, care, despair and hilare’ by drawing on our own property pathways.

Recent interviewees include Adam Hindley of Sourced Properties, Ella Hardy of Land Profits and Jack Wicks of the Social Housing Group.

With topics including “planning, economics, investment strategies, legal considerations, market trends, finance modelling and more”, The Property Developer Show podcast welcomes specialist guests and aids current and future developers in their pursuit of in-depth knowledge of the industry.

Most recently, the hosts have chatted with HMO investor Jim Holland, property sourcing experts Jordan Smethurst and Antonio Vaquero, and property marketing guru Christie Kirwan.

Presented by the Property Wealth Systems investors’ collective, this podcast features weekly interviews with rare and unique insights into the lives of successful property investors who share their wins, their challenges and their top tips to help you in your own property investment journey.

Also featuring panel discussions where experienced investors get together to take a deep-dive into a specific property topic with invaluable, real-life advice from a guest panellist with a proven track record in that area.

Recent episodes have discussed negotiating hacks, investment in co-working spaces, Buy-to-Let advice and techniques to receive 15% yields.

Recorded at regular networking events, this podcast discusses property investment on a global scale – however, its chief focus is its home city, Manchester UK.

Hosted by property investor and mentor Tom Dylan,

episodes are usually monthly and run to between 45 minutes and an hour long, often featuring special guests such as James Hunt, Russell Selby, Paul Lanfear, Dillon Dhanecha and more.

Recent discussions have focused on heat pumps vs gas boilers, 2025 house prices and the restructuring of UK real estate.

Co-hosts Nick Ponty and Steven Clark share their own experiences, answer questions and talk to experts in the Scottish industry.

Some of the more recent conversations have been with property entrepreneur Kyle Black, investor Rory Boyd and mortgage expert Jonathan Williams.

Hosted by investor Arsh Ellahi, this podcast is a weekly show which delves into all things property and investing, aimed at all levels.

Some of the topics covered recently include how to power through a “mid-month dip”, different perceptions of freedom, how to ignore naysayers and the value of your network.

This is a niche podcast containing bite-sized content for Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyor (RICS) members. Property Elite itself provides support, training and CPD to RICS APC, AssocRICS and Senior Professional candidates, qualified Chartered Surveyors and students.

Some of the topics recently covered include the new RICS Global Professional Standard Property Agency and Management Principles, as well as the value of academic real estate education and most recent RICS Practice Alert.

Presented by property sales and rental expert Christopher Watkin, the Letting & Estate Agent Podcast consists of short and snappy tips for property professionals.

From conducting quick and successful home sales to understanding the final details of being a landlord, agent or property manager, this podcast is full of handy information.

The bite-size episodes feature news updates, opinions, recommended activities and discussions with successful experts from all corners of these sectors.

Recently, Christopher and guests have discussed preparations for the new Renters’ Rights Act, recent property market stats and the importance of training within estate agencies. Participants have included Des Taylor from Landlord Licensing & Defence, Bryan Mansell of Gazeal, estate agent Paul Leslie of Leslie & Co and Ollie Henson of Giggs & Co.

Kevin Whelan and Christian Rodwell present a guide to growing assets and managing wealth.

Their tips are relevant to many fields, including property, and provide listeners with educational information and handy resources to aid in their success.

The podcast’s more recent episodes have discussed how to avoid typical property investment mistakes, creating multiple income streams and using compound income to accelerate wealth.

This podcast was created by the team behind the long-standing UK property magazine: Your Property Network. It focuses on property investment and often hosts discussions with some of the top performers in the field.

With regular market updates and conversations surrounding on-trend topics, Your Property Podcast is suitable for individuals with any level of experience and provides plenty of guidance and inspiration to its listeners.

In recent episodes, the podcast discusses inspirational books, finding the right people to grow your business, strategies for successful property investment and building a portfolio using the buy-refurbish-refinance strategy.

Guests have included entrepreneur Sharon Lechter, team-building expert Paul Avins and property developers Andrew Hubbard and Milly Bellotti.

You’ll probably recognise presenter Phil Spencer from Channel 4 house hunting show Location, Location, Location. In this podcast, the property expert provides helpful guidance for individuals at every stage of the property chain – including renters, property sellers and buyers. He also gives tips on the moving process itself.

Episode themes have included how to get a mortgage loan despite having bad credit, defining wants and needs as a first-time buyer, finding off-market homes and documents required to buy your first property.

Presented by Andy Graham of HMO Roadmap, “an exclusive community and online learning platform for HMO property investors”, this podcast generally consists of episodes ranging from 20 minutes to three quarters of an hour in length.

It is intended to help HMO investors to start up, build and scale their own business and, as such, it regularly provides handy advice and tips from industry specialists.

Recent episodes have discussed which HMO types are best to invest in, balancing the growth of your portfolio with family life and a corporate career, reducing energy costs and factors to consider before starting to invest in HMOS.

This podcast focuses on the stories of various industry leaders as they discuss their experiences with host Raj Chengadu, a property developer, investor and entrepreneur.

With episodes ranging from sub-10-minute “short fire” recordings to insights lasting over an hour, Property Investing 2.0 is aimed at anyone wishing to learn the behaviours and approaches of successful property investors.

Recent guests have included Arthur Dallimer of William Arthur Property, Adam Lawrence of Boardroom Club, Jerry Alexander – commercial property investor and founder of commercialpropertyinvestor.co.uk and Steve Bolton of Platinum Property Partners and Bolt Angels.

Shaz Ahmed, director of elan property finance, speaks to entrepreneurs, investors and others across the worlds of property, finance and business in order to educate listeners and inspire them to start or grow their own wealth building venture.

Recent episodes have covered networking hacks, social media no-nos, following your passion, leverage, valuations and networking.

Hosted by Stephanie Taylor and Nicky Taylor, Co-Founders of HMO Heaven and Rent 2 Rent Success, this is the only podcast on this list exclusively focused on the rent-to-rent investment strategy.

Some of the recent episodes have explored strategies for fast portfolio growth, methods for becoming mortgage-free and rent-to-rent techniques.

Guests include property entrepreneur Konrad Gajda, Ken and Mary Okoroafor of the Financial Joy Academy and Mark Fitzgerald of the Property Unleashed podcast.

The Serviced Accommodation Podcast is a highly educational resource for anyone wishing to start or improve a serviced accommodation business.

Presented by Kevin Poneskis, an army veteran with lengthy experience of highly successful property investment, the podcast serves as a toolkit full of handy tips, advice and insider information.

Episodes over recent months have included conversations with big industry names such as SA consultant Mikey Small, investor Joe Catcheside and Shimon Rudich of MS Law Solicitors

Hosted by NC Real Estate’s Natasha Collins, the Honest Property Investment podcast focuses on commercial and mixed use properties as investment assets.

Presented as a podcast “for investors who aren’t taking shortcuts”, Natasha covers commercial and residential property investment in the UK in this series of 20 minute to 3/4 hour long episodes.

Recent topics have included commercial property as part of a wider wealth strategy, the most common commercial property risks, time for overcoming time, knowledge and opportunity constraints and the “Set and Forget” investment method.

Global real estate brand Savills hosts weekly discussions regarding the property market and investment matters.

With industry experts providing insight into a range of different practices and fields, this podcast keeps listeners up to date with real estate current affairs.

Recent episodes have included the out-of-town retail warehouse market, tackling the financial pressure facing independent schools, solutions to London’s housing crisis and predictions for the 2025 industrial and logistics market.

Providing up to the minute property sourcing news and advice, this is the official podcast of Sourced, the UK’s largest property investment group.

While most episodes focus on the practical elements of property investment, there are also more general discussions about productivity, marketing and planning for success.

Recently, the Sourced Property Podcast has taken a look at the risks and rewards of property investment, whether or not to sell your rental portfolio, EPCs and their effect on investors and landlords and looking to the future with a view to growing your property business.

Hosted by Mark Stokes and Nigel Greene of Equa Academy, a company that provides training and mentorship for aspiring property and business entrepreneurs, this podcast presents insightful interviews with industry experts and leaders to provide guidance and inspiration for current and beginner property developers and investors.

Recent guests have included Alex Impey of CoCity, Sam Cooper of Coventry Accommodation, Ken Gorman of Transworld Merger and Acquisition Advisors and Matt Baker of Bakerhill Associates.

Named after US real estate investment company Carrot.com, a resource for up and coming investors to generate leads online, this podcast is presented by its CEO, Trevor Mauch.

CarrotCast examines Trevor’s and other experts’ unique journeys that saw them achieve their current successes, picking out lessons and tips along the way. Episodes don’t just focus on industry-specific matters – there are also guides on how to improve your personal performance in day-to-day life, becoming more productive and increasing your motivation. 

Listeners can also pick up handy advice on building investment momentum and growing a business without losing sight of their goals.

Recently, CarrotCast has discussed creating a 1-year SEO plan, how to double your credibility in under an hour and how to chase the right goals.

This is another podcast from across the pond that provides expert insight into universal real estate approaches and techniques. Professional real estate investor Justin Colby shares his knowledge with listeners, providing guidance for everyone from absolute beginners to seasoned property-flippers and traders.

The podcast airs interviews too, in which the property industry is explored and discussed by a range of US-based investment specialists and other experts.

In recent episodes, The Science of Flipping has discussed using mentorship to build stamina in real estate, how to set up a bank account that is primed for your real estate business and taking advantage of tax lien investing. Guests have included Vegas entrepreneur John Gafford, investor Nick Perry, David Richter of Simple CFO and Tony Martinez, founder of the U.S. Tax Lien Association.

Attorney Andrew Kirsch interviews leading industry professionals in episodes lasting between half an hour and one hour. Focusing on each guest’s career highlights, opinions and unique hints and tips, the podcast offers excellent guidance for aspiring real estate investors of all levels.

Recent episodes have discussed mass timber projects (with Tim Gokhman of New Land Enterprises), the rising cost of insurance (with Michael Landa of Marsh), the intersection between real estate and lifestyle (with Noah Hahn of Meriwether) and the future of California (with Robert Lapsley, president of the California Business Roundtable).

Hosted by Chad “Coach” Carson, this podcast focuses on growing wealth from real estate investments to achieve financial freedom and fund one’s retirement.

The podcast’s most recent episodes have included discussions about what to do instead of buying more rentals, how real estate investors can solve the housing crisis and how to simplify your real estate strategy as you grow your wealth.

Hosted by Australian property experts Bryce Holdaway and Ben Kingsley, The Property Couch is described as “the insider’s guide to property, finance and money management”. Its main focus is the practice of property investing in Australia.

Episodes are of varying length – commonly between half an hour and two hours – and often include conversations with guests from across the sector who offer insights into their own experiences and specialisms.

The podcast also shares interviews with members of the public at different stages of their property investment journey, with a range of stories to tell. Recent guests have included Jason – who explores how to reset your life for financial security, Catherine – who flipped one run-down local property into five, and Jonti – who, despite a life-altering accident, has seen his property business thrive.

This well-produced and consistent podcast is delivered by the co-founders of The Property Hub, Rob Bence and Rob Dix. It’s a source of advice regarding property buying / investment for those starting out or managing sizeable portfolios. It includes discussions with industry experts, candid updates on the Property Hub’s own development activities, weekly news updates and handy resources.

The Property Podcast regularly explores the property cycle, market predictions and plenty of other fascinating subjects besides. It covers matters applicable to wider life too, such as the negotiation of deals and business and personal development tools / recommendations. Recent episodes have focused on how to stay positive, considerations regarding rent reductions and using a £100k inheritance to get into refurbs. You can also check out their sister podcast – Any Other Business – which delves into the day-to-day realities of running their property businesses.

We would recommend some caution on the investment deal / analysis provided and not listening exclusively to this podcast but seeking out a range of other opinions alongside.

The ESG in Property Podcast focuses on the environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) elements of real estate over episodes lasting between half an hour and an hour.

The podcast regularly welcomes industry leading guests, with recent speakers including Tom Larsson of Grow Places (discussing transformative approaches to property development that can shape communities), global finance specialist and ESG founder Paul Clements-Hunt (discussing responsible investment), and Nils Rage of Stanhope plc (discussing how leading developers can reduce their carbon emissions and tackle climate risks).

Hosted by property entrepreneur and investor Athena Dobson of Girls in Property, this podcast regularly introduces its audience to property industry leaders – who offer answers to a variety of real estate and business-related questions.

Recent guests have included sales and lettings agent Rachel Ollington, producer-turned-investor Lucinda Axelsson and Kim McGinley of VIBE Finance, with topics of discussion ranging from the art of talking to estate agents to how to build a 5-property portfolio in less than a year, to the importance of financial education.

With frequent episodes running to less than half an hour, the Inside Property & Finance podcast is presented by Steve Hand and Paul Rawson – the directors of Express Mortgages. They discuss up to date topics related to property and finance, from comparing available finance options to current market insights.

The most recent subjects include how to present yourself for the best possible mortgage, insights into the world of “non-standard income”, finding the right property match for your investment approaches and how to go from your first property to a thriving portfolio.

Property Finance entrepreneur and co-founder of Avamore Capital Michael Dean hosts this dynamic new podcast focusing on sourcing property funding.

Its weekly episodes last between one and two hours and present enlightening discussions with leading specialists either directly or indirectly involved in the industry. Recent guests include Andrew Montlake of Coreco, Clare Grimes of GRE Finance and Callum Taylor of Portway Finance all of whom join Michael to discuss their professional journey so far.

Produced by the property investors network and presented by Mark Fitzgerald, this regular podcast offers a deep dive into the world of property investment that will be useful for beginners and seasoned professionals alike.

With recent topics including ways to finance property deals, property investing against all odds, starting a deal sourcing business and building a portfolio alongside a busy career, episodes are often very compact – often running under an hour and sometimes as short as 12 minutes.

This series of short-form episodes is produced by property law specialists Attwellls Solicitors. The podcast is intended for everyone from first-time buyers to families, individuals and property professionals.

Recent episodes have covered property auctions, navigating the current market as a first time buyer (with Holly and Nick from Patrick James Property Consultants), equity release and mortgages (with John Foster from Fosters Financial) and buy-to-let mortgages (with Josh Baker and Rishi Bansropun from RB Financial Advisors).

Recently rebranded from “The Property Planner, Buyer and Professor”, The Property Trio is another excellent Australian property podcast that guides listeners through their property investment journey in episodes usually running from 40 minutes to an hour in length.

Presenters Cate Bakos, David Johnston and Mike Mortlock offer everything from market insights and predictions to discussions covering property trends to watch, planning techniques, how to ask the right questions during a building inspection and more.

This boldly-named podcast is hosted by UK estate agent John Savage and explores real life stories and practical tips that are relevant to the world of the professional estate agent. John promises “no fancy talk, no nonsense”.

With most episodes running between 20 and 40 minutes, recent guests have included Ben Madden of Fine and Country, lead generation consultant Simon Gates of Opening the Gates, Chris Buckler of The Estate Agency and Meghan Eighteen of Location Location, covering topics like pricing strategies, achieving higher fees without leaving sellers out of pocket, working with care and intelligent hiring.

This podcast from the international property investment specialists at APW Property presents “up-to-date news, advice, market wraps, discussions with developers, and property specific advice to investing”.

With recent episodes covering the current pressure on the UK economy, the impact of Trump’s second term on UK house prices and the recent fall in rent prices, host Paul Shearer is regularly joined by colleagues Stuart and Callum Williamson, along with other experts.

David Lamb’s Back to Brick podcast takes on the whole property industry and explores the experiences of investors, developers, entrepreneurs, managers and more.

With each episode lasting between 30 minutes and an hour and a half, David’s recent guests have included Danielle of The Blonde Property Investor, BRRR / HMO specialist Lewis Dawson, investor Katie Cooke and Jonathan and Daniel from Jacksons Law Firm.

Presented by Marius Nazare, Chris Mulry and Jaffar Saraj – all of whom are leading London property investors and brokers, the London Property Podcast exists to provide an up-to-date insight into the London property market.

With most episodes running under 40 minutes, recent topics of discussion have included the current state of the mortgage market, market forecasts, sustainability and energy-efficiency – with guests such as Andrew Symington of Symington Elvery, Glynn Gibb of John D Wood, Knightsbridge Estate Agent Harry Berry and David Bradley-Bowles of Pure Haus.

With episodes running to less than an hour – and sometimes down into single digits – Maximising Property Values offers bite-sized insights into extracting the greatest possible value from your investments.

Presented by solicitor-turned-property investor Patricia Ogunfeibo, listeners are kept up to date with her current projects and given vital advice to make the most of their portfolio. Recent episodes have discussed landlords’ rights, when to serve a Section 21 notice and the new Renters’ Rights Bill book.

Produced by subcontractor procurement specialists C-Link and presented by the company’s founder Paul Heming, this podcast has been running since 2021. It presents insights from across the construction industry, welcoming regular guests to explore different topics.

Recent participants have included Chris Mackenzie-Grieve of the Ministry of Justice (discussing procurement), Greg Wilkes of Develop Coaching (discussing scaling your construction business) and construction technology expert Rob Dean (discussing AI and Blockchain insights).

Created by Rockbourne Recruitment to provide an insight into the careers and approaches of real estate industry leaders, People Property Place features hour-long episodes hosted by the company’s Managing Director Matthew Watts.

Recent episodes have included fascinating conversations with Ryan Prince of Realstar Group and UNCLE, Samantha Kempe of IMMO, Catharine Webster of Thriving Investments and Hugh Macdonald-Brown of Roebuck.

Property entrepreneur and speaker Paul Lanfear hosts this podcast, which takes the form of a series of conversations with leaders in the world of property and investment.

The show’s most recent episodes have featured Sean Dirrane of Cosmos Engagement Ltd., Louise Wynne of Wildkind Interiors and Alaa Elrayeh of Kandaka Properties.

With a focus on property investment in New Zealand, this well-established podcast is hosted by investors and property coaches Debbie and Paul Roberts.

Each episode explores topics relevant to up-and-coming investors and home buyers, with recent updates covering the “bank of mum and dad”, “FOBO” (Fear of a Better Offer), short-term mortgage rates and the benefit of surging housing inventory for buyers.

Hosted by investors Russell Leeds and Ricci Mandal, this fun and informative podcast discusses the world of property investment in a manner that the two presenters describe as “no-holds-barred”.

With recent conversations focusing on the impact of government action on the property market, HMRC’s warnings to UK landlords, methods of analysis for property deals and AI hacks for investing, the series approaches niche and sometimes controversial aspects of the sector with humour and ingenuity.

Dom Beecheno, Jackie Tomes and David Wigram of Tomes Homes present insightful conversations about building a property business from the ground up in this highly practical podcast.

With recent episodes discussing personality profiling in wealth management, how to prioritise your health when building a business, habits for lasting success and knowing when to switch strategies, the series includes both live and pre-recorded updates.

Hosted by PM Build’s Marc Cunningham, a veteran property investor and entrepreneur, this podcast focuses on the business of property management and is a highly valuable resource for beginners and experienced property managers alike.

Recent episodes have discussed how to rent properties faster, how to budget for repairs and maintenance, how to use risk-assessment meetings to your professional advantage and ways to grow your portfolio without a Business Development Manager. Guests have included Marie Tepman of Fourandhalf, Kori Covrigaru of PlanOmatic and Ray Hespen of Property Meld.

Allan Cuevas and John Staggs, buyers agents and property strategists, present Property Soup – an Australian podcast offering tips relating to property investment, market updates and “mindset management”.

In its sub-one hour episodes, the pair discuss a range of topics – with recent conversations focusing on investing in property and shares, ways to pay off your mortgage quickly and methods for investing in commercial property.

Featuring a range of guests who are all highly active in the field of property investment, this podcast from property trading and investment guru Paul McFadden offers insights, guidance and stories from the front line of the industry.

With episodes ranging from half an hour to an hour in length, recent guests have included property entrepreneurs Taylor McDonald and Kris Dalziel, David Liddell of Liddell Property Investments and property finance and investment specialist Steve Hand.

Hosted by property finance gurus Marc Champ and Ro Sharma, this podcast provides a handy insight into a potentially complex world – making it accessible for “first-time investors, a seasoned property refurbers and real estate developers” alike.

With most episodes running between 15 minutes and an hour, Marc and Ro interview a wide range of specialist guests – with recent speakers including Joseph Robertson of Handelsbanken, who talks about lending and borrowing trends and the different types of finance available from banks, Alex Sapala – a “mixed-use” investor, who covers finance options for property investment, Joshua Tharby – a tax advisor based in Dubai, who discusses tax-related matters, investment opportunities and market updates related to the UAE city.

Brought to you by the team behind the Property Investor News Magazine, this is an insightful monthly news roundup presented by Richard Bowser, the magazine’s editor and founder.

Recent episodes have explored the UK’s “mortgage crisis”, the career of the Property Investors Network’s founder Simon Zutshi, nightmare tenants and mitigating risk with due diligence.

Guests have included Adam Lawrence of Partners in Property, landlord and developer Ruth Hobbs and private investor Helen Chorley.

Cherise Selley of the Selley Group realtor firm provides “deep dives” into the world of real estate in episodes usually lasting between fifteen minutes and half an hour.

The podcast’s most recent episodes cover subject matter such as ways to adapt to market shifts, leadership, personal growth and professional relationships in a real estate context and new and surprising trends in the property sector.

Cylas Brooks of Generations Realty presents the #RealEstate podcast, which has the goal of offering guidance and advice for “beginning and veteran investors alike”.

The series helps property professionals towards financial freedom through conversations with industry leaders, with Cylas most recently interviewing Jordan Bradford of Burkholder Wealth Management and William Gomez of The Gomez Team.

Presented by Hunter Thompson, Founder of Asym Capital and author. The program provides insights into the world of commercial real estate through interviews with some of the leading investors, sponsors, authors and managers in the US.

The podcast’s most recent content focuses on attracting more investors to your fund, reprogramming your inner voice for success, increasing net worth using boutique hotels and methods of raising capital. Guests have included Adam Carswell of raisingcapital.com, Richard Somers of Somers Capital and Danny Flores of Prime Capital Investments.

A real estate podcast with a focus on investments and the building of wealth, the BiggerPockets podcast is hosted by colleagues David Greene and Rob Abasolo of real estate education and resources company BiggerPockets.

The focus of the podcast is the provision of “real estate investing strategies that work—from deep-dive interviews to coaching calls, news analysis, and more” to be used by listeners, whatever their position regarding property.

It offers handy tips and guidance on making good investments and honing your strategy to build wealth.

In recent episodes, Joshua, Brandon and David have talked with experts about reducing taxes with real estate, cities where you can live for free, the repeatable “stack” method and investing in out-of-state real estate.

Another podcast from BiggerPockets, this series is hosted by colleagues Ashley Kehr and Tony J. Robinson and offers vital advice for beginner investors.

Most recently, episodes have covered side hustles to help you fund your first rental property, undertaking market research into the Airbnb sector and ways to fix negative cash flow.

In this podcast, real estate expert Chris Rising interviews leaders within the property industry – their specialisms ranging from architecture to tech to brokerage to business.

Each interviewee offers a unique insight into their approaches and inspirations, giving listeners an opportunity to learn from them.

Most recently, the podcast has hosted discussions with Neal Bawa of Grocapitus Investments, Zach Sokoloff of Hackman Capital Partners, Geoff Arrobio of Matthews Real Estate Investment Services and expert in major commercial property sales Kevin Shannon.

New York-based real estate investor Kyle Inserra hosts this regular podcast that often launches multiple 5-10 minute episodes per day.

The series has been created by the Commercial Real Estate School in partnership with LEX Financial and presents discussions with professionals across the property and real estate sectors.

Recent episodes include conversations about commercial real estate successes, patents, social media and the future of commercial real estate.

This podcast focuses on guidance and advice for beginners in the field of commercial real estate. Hosted by Raphael Collazo, a commercial real estate specialist with the Grisanti Group, each episode is 25 minutes to an hour long and the show often features industry leading guests.

Recent topics of discussion include an introduction to CREW (Commercial Real Estate Women, with Wendy Mann), an exploration of the entrepreneurial mindset (with Paula Blankenship), and real estate business automation (with Blake Frampton).

Hosted by Canadian investors Daniel Foch and Nick Hill, this podcast features in-depth discussion around investing in real estate, current news related to the Canadian real estate market and advice on how to structure deals and grow your portfolio.

With solid 5-star listener reviews, the podcast brings fresh takes and well-researched information and discussion on subjects such as rate cuts, the threat of recession and renting vs buying.

Presented by the chairman of EMEA Global Occupier Services, Michael Creamer, this podcast focuses on the world of corporate property and provides insight into the careers and techniques of industry experts.

Recent episodes have included conversations with Bella Vuillermoz (on managing teams of hybrid workers), Stephen Day of Kantar (on the interface between procurement and property), the challenges facing Black women in Real Estate (with Hanna Afolabi, MRICS, founder of Black Women in Real Estate) and the four-day work week (with Despina Katsikakis of Cushman & Wakefield and Charlotte Lockhart and Andrew Barnes of 4 Day Week Global).

The official podcast of the REI Mastermind Network, this series presents interviews with guests from the world of real estate investing, each of whom is invited to tell their stories and offer tips and advice for anyone wishing to grow or improve their real estate business.

Recent episodes have covered subjects such as DSCR loans, building a real estate empire and using data to help in your short-term rental decision-making.

Brothers Ron Apke and Daniel Apke host this podcast about real estate entrepreneurship. The pair specialise in investment and “flipping” houses, and the bitesize episodes in this series cover vital subject matter in order to build a roadmap to success.

Recent episodes have focused on land investment and flipping, the creation of sub-divisions and micro-homes and competitive strategies when investing in land.

Real estate search specialist Matt Slepin interviews industry leaders on a variety of city property-related topics in this fascinating podcast.

With most episodes running to just over or under an hour, the Leading Voices in Real Estate podcast provides in-depth assessments of current affairs and valuable advice regarding all corners of the industry.

Most recently, the podcast has featured interviews with Gilda Perez-Alvarado of Accor Hotels, Neil Slater of Redevco and Jeff Giller and Margaret McKnight of StepStone Real Estate.

Hosted by Taylor Loht of NT Capital, the Passive Wealth Strategy podcast is a series that aims to help listeners to earn passive income and build wealth.

With most episodes running from 10 – 45 minutes in length and regularly featuring discussions with industry professionals – recently including Margie Oleson of Oleson Consulting LLC and Lockheed Martin, Ian Walsh of Hard Money Bankers and Kyle Wilson of Jim Rohn International and YourSuccessStore.com – the podcast provides guidance to those aspiring towards financial independence.

Andrew Nicol – Managing Partner of Opes Partners, and Ed McKnight – economist, host this New Zealand-based property show discussing property investment strategies for beginners, current industry players and those curious about the world of real estate.

With short, snappy episodes that are usually between 10 and 15 minutes in length, the podcast has recently covered subjects such as the “property power position”, budgeting hacks and ways to manage the costlier aspects of investing.

The official podcast of The Property Investory – an Australian property resource sharing expert advice and assisting in the sourcing of deals – this podcast is hosted by Tyrone Shum.

Tyrone is an experienced property investor and project manager, who, in episodes generally lasting 20 minutes to one hour, discusses case studies and strategies from a range of other leading property experts.

Recent guests have included Cam McLellan of OpenCorp, Cate Bakos of Cate Bakos Property and property investor Chi Lam.

This podcast is hosted by James Perry, Simon Baker and Luke Remington, experts from the haus & haus real estate firm based in Dubai. The group discusses insights into real estate investment in the famous UAE city.

Recent episodes have covered subjects like real estate predictions for the coming year, interior design, retiring in style and investing in emerging communities.

Hosts Paul Samuda and Amanda Woodward, both of whom are property investors themselves, discuss matters exclusive to UK property in this enlightening podcast.

Aimed at those who are already very interested and/or invested in the world of property, each episode lasts approximately half an hour. The podcast has recently been focusing on client success stories, the impact of the Labour budget on the UK economy and of Trump’s premiership on the international market, and key changes within the property sector.

Presented by developer Justin Gehde, this podcast is dedicated to inspiring Australian property developers to achieve bigger and better things, “whether you are doing a 4-unit site or a boutique apartment block.”

Some of the topics covered in recent months include the journey from entry-level to high-end developments, moving from a property-related trade to full-scale property development and navigating the “construction crunch”.

Hosted by real estate consultant Tahir Majithia, this podcast is particularly aimed at beginners planning to invest in the UAE city of Dubai. The Dubai Real Estate podcast offers “tips, recommendations and advice” to help you get started.

Recent episodes have discussed the quality of Dubai schools, the process of an interior designer, the impact of Trump’s presidency on Dubai and a guide to insurance in the city.

This is the official podcast of Manchester-based property investment and development company Glenbrook. Focusing on the property-related issues of the moment, colleagues Chris Lloyd and Shannon Conway talk to specialists from across the sector in 15-30 minute episodes.

Most recently, the podcast has included discussions with Dr Richard Barkham of CBRE on the current economic climate, James Watts of Arup on the challenges of dealing with leadership and change and Katherine Rose of Verv-Life on key challenges for Operations Management in residential buildings.

A YouTube channel rather than a podcast, this resource focuses on couple Tim and Jo Martin as they renovate and develop their property, learning as they go.

Recent videos have documented their work as they convert a cow shed into a dream home, plan their garden and install an indoor pool.

With over 65 years of collective property experience, co-founders of Property CEO Ritchie Clapson and Ian Child regularly publish insightful discussions and interviews.

Some recent examples include episodes on finding the right accountant, getting your offers accepted, how to avoid looking for money in the wrong places and a guide to small-scale property development.

A regularly updated YouTube channel that publishes property related programmes.

Primarily, Property Question Time features interviews and debates with industry thought leaders, including entrepreneur Oliver Proudlock of Serge DeNimes, luxury interiors mogul James Gostelow, author and inspirational speaker Roxie Nafousi and tax barrister/founder of Mosaic Chambers Dubai Andy Wood – amongst many others.

Ranjan Bhattacharya launched this YouTube Channel to stand alongside his monthly Baker Street (London) Property Meet.

Viewers can see past recordings of event presentations along with interviews with a range of property industry insiders, accountants, lettings and mortgage specialists.

Recent videos have focused on the struggles of the current UK property market and economy, reasons to choose commercial property investment and attracting private investors for property deals.

Run by Claire Norwood and Helen Chorley, this YouTube channel features he latest property news and out high quality property information, news, tip & tricks to the whole property community.

As well as topic of the day discussions and market predictions, the channel has recently featured a rundown of new property development opportunities with David Kemp of DRK Planning.

Described on his YouTube channel as a “high-profile property investor/developer”, John Howard regularly uploads videos of between one minute and half an hour in length.

In recent videos, he has discussed how investors and developers can make use of changes laid out in the UK’s planning policy, the impact of Labour’s budget for those involved in property and when might be the best time to remortgage.

This is the YouTube channel of prolific UK landlord and investor community, Property Tribes (run by Vanessa Warwick and Nick Tadd).

With an extensive roster of diverse content focusing on the rental sector, Property Tribes’ recent videos have included BTL equity release, off-set BTL mortgages, the London property market and the Renters’ Rights Bill.

Run by Susannah Cole of The Good Property Company, this YouTube channel consists of live and on-demand webinars that focus on all aspects of property investment.

Susannah’s most recent videos explore whether now is a bad time to buy your first property to flip, reasons to sell at auction rather than via estate agencies, ways to make 50k from a single property flip and how to take the next step to 6 figures.

Hosted by James Nicholson, specialist property investment coach and owner of Property Accelerator, a training programme for aspiring investors, this YouTube channel features short videos that provide educational advice and handy guidance for anyone planning to start or grow a property business.

James’ most recent videos focus on the Renters’ Rights Bill, UK interest rates and the impact of Trump’s “trade war” on UK real estate.