News Updates

This week’s landlord news highlights growing dissatisfaction with letting agents, a sharp rise in possession cases, widespread unpreparedness for upcoming legislation, and a recent criminal

Great Yarmouth Borough Council’s recent introduction of a selective licensing scheme has sparked controversy, with landlords challenging the council’s assurances that the scheme will not

Private rental growth in the UK has slowed to its lowest rate in over four years, while house prices have edged up modestly, according to

Hidden leaks outside residential properties are a significant and costly issue for landlords, with more than half originating beyond the building’s structure. These leaks often

With the Renters’ Rights Act set to come into force imminently, landlords across the UK are carefully considering their next steps. While some face pressure

A recent survey reveals a significant change in the approach of UK landlords within the private rented sector. Rather than focusing on expanding their property

The Times newspaper is seeking to engage with landlords regarding the forthcoming Renters’ Rights Act, which will introduce significant changes to eviction processes in the

Landlords considering selling their rental properties face a complex decision-making process, especially when weighing traditional estate agency routes against alternative options such as part exchange

Since the Renters’ Rights Act received Royal Assent six months ago, nearly a third of tenants in England have faced rent increases, according to recent

Landlords renewing their insurance policies may face uncertainty over the terminology used in policy documents, particularly concerning tenancy agreements. A recent query highlights concerns about