Fine & Country targets UK investors with Uruguay property showcase
Fine & Country targets UK investors with Uruguay property showcase Fine & Country is hosting an event in London to promote investment opportunities in Uruguay, aiming to attract UK buyers interested in relocation, second homes,
Landlord fined over £29,000 for ignoring planning Enforcement Notice
Landlord fined over £29,000 for ignoring planning Enforcement Notice A London landlord has been ordered to pay more than £29,000 after failing to comply with a council Enforcement Notice requiring the reversal of an unlawful
Buy to Let lender launches Renters Rights Act support for landlords
Buy to Let lender launches Renters Rights Act support for landlords A specialist buy to let mortgage lender has introduced dedicated resources to assist landlords with the Renters Rights Act, providing practical guidance on compliance,
Rent control activists target Holborn and St Pancras by-election
Rent control activists target Holborn and St Pancras by-election Rent control campaigners have lobbied candidates in the upcoming Holborn and St Pancras by-election, urging them to back rent controls amid concerns over affordability in Camden,
Croydon council appoints private firm for landlord licensing schemes
Croydon council appoints private firm for landlord licensing schemes Croydon council has begun operating selective and additional HMO licensing schemes with support from a private company handling applications and inspections, marking a significant development in
Cornwall council offers incentives to landlords to tackle homelessness
Cornwall council offers incentives to landlords to tackle homelessness Cornwall council has launched a scheme offering financial incentives and support to private landlords who provide accommodation for people moving on from temporary housing, aiming to
Landlords quitting lettings market at fastest rate in a decade
Landlords quitting lettings market at fastest rate in a decade New data reveals landlords are exiting the UK private rental sector at unprecedented levels in 2026, with over 560 properties leaving daily. Despite this, overall
Government rental database raises concerns over landlord costs and workload
Government rental database raises concerns over landlord costs and workload The new government private rental sector database will require landlords to register each property and pay an annual fee, prompting warnings about increased financial and
More landlords consider agents due to Renters Rights Act challenges
More landlords consider agents due to Renters Rights Act challenges A recent survey reveals a growing number of self-managing landlords are contemplating instructing letting agents as regulatory demands and compliance pressures increase under the Renters
Letting agents face calls for stronger regulation and qualifications
Letting agents face calls for stronger regulation and qualifications The Lettings Industry Council (TLIC) has proposed a new regulatory framework to improve accountability and professionalism among UK letting agents, urging the government to introduce mandatory


