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Recent research highlights the urgent need for social housing landlords to improve their complaints handling systems. The sector currently relies heavily on goodwill rather than

The government has issued a clear call to landlords to begin preparing their properties to meet the forthcoming Decent Homes Standard, which will apply to

The UK government has clarified that councils should not advise tenants to remain in their rented properties throughout the eviction process. This statement follows concerns

The Scottish Association of Landlords (SAL) has issued a ten-point manifesto urging the next Scottish government to adopt balanced and effective measures to address the

A significant change is underway in the UK private rented sector, with landlords increasingly favouring limited companies for future property acquisitions. This shift, revealed by

Limited company landlords in the UK are continuing to pursue growth in their property portfolios, driven by expectations of higher rental yields despite rising borrowing

The government has dismissed concerns of a surge in eviction notices ahead of the introduction of the Renters’ Rights Act, which is set to take

The introduction of the Renters’ Rights Act is prompting a noticeable shift in the private rented sector (PRS), with many ‘hobby landlords’ choosing to exit

Landlord possession cases have surged significantly as landlords accelerate eviction activity ahead of the introduction of the Renters’ Rights Act on 1 May. This rise

The recent passing of solicitor Giles Peaker marks the loss of a significant figure in UK housing law. Known for his pioneering legal blog and