Property118 founder slams Shelter for causing landlord exodus
Property118 criticises Shelter’s role in landlord departures amid rental supply concerns Summary: Property118’s founder has criticised Shelter for influencing political narratives that may be accelerating landlord exits from the private rented sector. This trend risks reducing rental supply, driving up rents, and limiting tenant choice, with implications for landlords, tenants, and policymakers alike. SEO Focus […]
Landlord Law Blog Roundup for February
Landlord Law Blog Highlights February 2026: Key Updates for UK Landlords and Agents Summary: The Landlord Law Blog provided a comprehensive roundup of legal updates and practical guidance throughout February 2026. Covering topics from discrimination law and joint ownership tenancy agreements to tenant rights under the Renters’ Rights Act, these posts offer essential insights for […]
The Biggest Housing Law Reform in 30 Years – Are You Prepared?
The Renters’ Rights Act 2025: Preparing UK Landlords for Major Housing Law Changes Summary: The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 introduces the most significant housing law reforms in over three decades, fundamentally altering tenancy management for UK landlords, letting agents, and housing professionals. Key changes include the abolition of section 21 and new enforcement duties for […]
Installing EPC improvements myself — but is it tax deductible?
Installing EPC Upgrades Yourself: Understanding Tax Implications for UK Landlords Summary: A UK landlord plans to carry out extensive energy performance improvements, including internal wall insulation and smart heating controls, during a property void period. The landlord seeks clarity on whether the labour and improvement costs are tax deductible, highlighting common uncertainties about self-installed EPC […]
Landlords aware of RRA but want more guidance
Landlords Seek Clearer Guidance on Renters’ Rights Act Implementation Summary: A recent Paragon Bank survey reveals that while 98% of landlords are aware of the upcoming Renters’ Rights Act (RRA), many remain uncertain about its practical application. This uncertainty highlights the need for clearer, ongoing guidance to help landlords comply effectively and maintain a well-functioning […]
Reform UK is right to target the flawed Renters’ Rights Act
Repealing the Renters’ Rights Act: Reform UK Highlights Risks for UK Landlords and Tenants Summary: Reform UK has pledged to repeal the Renters’ Rights Act, arguing it has unintended consequences that reduce rental supply and increase rents. This stance reflects wider concerns about housing policies that, despite good intentions, may drive landlords away and limit […]
Government admits no impact assessment of Renters’ Rights Act on supply
Government Has Not Assessed Impact of Renters’ Rights Act on Rental Supply Summary: The UK government has confirmed it has not conducted an impact assessment on how abolishing fixed-term tenancies under the Renters’ Rights Act will affect rental supply. This lack of evaluation raises concerns among landlords and agents about potential uncertainty and disruption, particularly […]
Landlord Law Newsround #425
Landlords Face Challenges from Welsh Renting Homes Act and Upcoming Regulatory Changes Summary: A recent survey reveals nearly half of Welsh landlords believe the Renting Homes (Wales) Act has negatively impacted the private rented sector, coinciding with new homelessness legislation and upcoming regulatory reforms. Meanwhile, Bristol City Council seeks public input on landlord penalties ahead […]
Electric vehicle charging grants increased to £500 for landlords
Electric Vehicle Charger Grants Raised to £500 for UK Landlords and Renters Summary: The UK government has increased grants for installing electric vehicle (EV) charging points to £500 for landlords, tenants, and flat owners, covering up to half the installation cost until March 2027. This extension aims to make EV ownership more affordable, particularly for […]
John Lewis exits Build-to-Rent housing projects
John Lewis Partnership Withdraws from Build-to-Rent Housing Developments Summary: John Lewis Partnership has decided to close its housebuilding division and abandon plans to deliver 1,000 rental homes across three UK sites due to rising borrowing and construction costs. This move signals a strategic refocus on its core retail operations, impacting the build-to-rent sector and landlords […]
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