Grenfell coach house trap?
Grenfell Coach House Fire Safety Dispute Raises Concerns for Landlords A coach house owner has raised concerns after being asked to cover substantial legal and professional fees related to fire safety claims on a neighbouring building. This situation highlights the complexities landlords face when fire safety issues affect adjoining properties, especially following the Grenfell Tower […]
Campaign group calls for statutory public inquiry into cladding failures
Campaign Group Calls for Statutory Public Inquiry into Cladding Failures A campaign group has urged the UK government to launch a statutory public inquiry into the ongoing cladding and building safety crisis, which remains unresolved eight years after the Grenfell Tower fire. This call highlights the persistent challenges faced by leaseholders and landlords due to […]
Landlord Liability Insurance – What Every Landlord Should Know
Landlord Liability Insurance – What Every Landlord Should Know Landlord liability insurance is a crucial aspect of property management that protects landlords from the financial consequences of injury or damage claims linked to their rental properties. This article outlines what landlord liability insurance covers, common scenarios where claims arise, and important exclusions landlords should be […]
UK property market attracts global investors
UK Property Market Continues to Attract Global Investors Despite Tax Changes The UK property market is experiencing a significant rise in demand from overseas buyers, according to recent research by Butterfield Mortgages. This trend persists despite recent tax increases introduced in the Chancellor’s Autumn Budget 2025, highlighting the continued appeal of UK property as a […]
Buy to let lenders cut rates, rebrand and refresh landlord deals
Buy to Let Lenders Cut Rates, Rebrand and Refresh Landlord Deals Several buy to let lenders have recently announced reductions in mortgage rates, alongside rebranding efforts and new product launches aimed at landlords. These changes are significant for landlords seeking competitive financing options amid evolving market conditions. Together Reduces Rates Across Buy to Let Products […]
Time to challenge Leeds selective licensing rules through a Judicial Review?
Time to Challenge Leeds Selective Licensing Rules Through a Judicial Review Summary: The Leeds Landlord Lobby Group is organising a Judicial Review to challenge recent selective licensing regulations in Leeds, which they consider unlawful and disproportionate. This legal action is significant for landlords and letting agents as the rules increase compliance burdens and financial risks, […]
Damp and mould is harming tenants’ mental health – claim
Damp and Mould Issues Are Negatively Affecting Tenants’ Mental Health, Research Finds Recent research highlights the significant impact of damp and mould problems on tenants’ mental health, with many private renters and social housing tenants experiencing anxiety and depression when these issues remain unresolved. This is a critical concern for landlords, as addressing damp and […]
Ban on upward-only rent reviews will harm commercial landlords
Ban on upward-only rent reviews will harm commercial landlords Labour’s proposal to ban upward-only rent reviews in commercial leases is expected to have significant financial consequences for commercial landlords across the UK. Experts warn that this policy could reduce property values by billions of pounds, impacting pension funds and investment in regeneration projects. Understanding these […]
Campaign urges MPs to deliver action for leaseholders
Campaign urges MPs to deliver action for leaseholders A new mass email campaign has been launched by the National Leasehold Campaign (NLC), urging MPs to take decisive action to support leaseholders. This comes amid growing frustration over delays in publishing the draft Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill, which is now expected later this year rather […]
Call for Scottish Budget to help landlords
Call for Scottish Budget to Support Landlords and Boost Housing Supply The upcoming Scottish Budget is being urged to provide comprehensive support across the housing market, including targeted assistance for landlords. With the housing emergency in Scotland approaching its second anniversary in May, experts highlight the need for policies that stimulate housebuilding, support the private […]
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