Renters Rights Act alters tenant behaviour in prime lettings
Renters Rights Act alters tenant behaviour in prime lettings The Renters Rights Act has influenced tenant behaviour in London’s prime lettings market, with tenants becoming more selective and price-sensitive, according to a leading lettings agent.
Lang Llewellyn & Co adopts deposit alternative for 1,000 rentals
Lang Llewellyn & Co adopts deposit alternative for 1,000 rentals Lang Llewellyn & Co, a major Cornwall letting agency managing around 1,000 rental units, has partnered with Reposit to offer tenants a deposit alternative, aiming
Buy to Let mortgage applications fall amid Renters Rights Act impact
Buy to Let mortgage applications fall amid Renters Rights Act impact The share of buy to let mortgage applications for property purchases dropped by nearly a fifth in the year to Q2 2026, as landlords
Renters Rights Act boosts lettings demand for Foxtons agency
Renters Rights Act boosts lettings demand for Foxtons agency Foxtons reports increased lettings revenue and property management demand following the Renters Rights Act, despite ongoing challenges in the sales market. The agency highlights growth in
Political challenges hinder Build To Rent development in UK
Political challenges hinder Build To Rent development in UK Build To Rent (BTR) schemes face significant political obstacles at local government level, limiting delivery despite strong demand and investment. Misunderstanding and lack of clear policy
Council housing redevelopment shows new model for affordable homes
Council housing redevelopment shows new model for affordable homes Cambridge City Council’s East Barnwell project delivers 120 affordable council homes with community facilities, showcasing how local authorities can partner with private developers to meet housing
Labour distances from rent controls amid ongoing speculation
Labour distances from rent controls amid ongoing speculation Labour has moved away from advocating rent controls despite renewed political speculation following Andy Burnham’s appointment as Prime Minister. The party highlights alternative approaches to tackling housing
Landlord fined for serious fire and safety risks to tenants
Landlord fined for serious fire and safety risks to tenants A Cardiff landlord has been fined nearly £7,500 after a council found serious fire and electrical hazards at a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) posing
Labour MP joins housing minister’s team amid landlord concerns
Labour MP joins housing minister’s team amid landlord concerns Mary Kelly Foy, a Labour MP known for criticising “dodgy landlords,” has been appointed Parliamentary Private Secretary to housing minister Matthew Pennycook, signalling a potential focus
Flat sales slowest in UK with average completion delays rising
Flat sales slowest in UK with average completion delays rising New Rightmove analysis reveals flat sales take significantly longer to complete than other property types, with average completion times now 36 days longer than pre-pandemic


