News Updates

Landlords should be aware of a growing risk associated with the service of statutory notices by email. Recent commentary from solicitor David Smith highlights that

The government’s official database of rogue landlords and letting agents currently lists only 51 active entries, indicating a relatively low number of serious offenders recorded

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has announced a £400,000 Renters’ Rights Enforcement Fund aimed at supporting London’s tenants as the Renters’ Rights Act comes

This week’s landlord news covers important updates on tenant rent increase appeals, new government guidance, a significant council crackdown on unlicensed HMOs, rising tenancy fraud

The Renters’ Rights Act, coming into force on 1st May 2026, will bring significant changes to the private rented sector in England. OpenRent is preparing

The UK government has unveiled plans for seven new towns across England, aiming to significantly boost housing supply as part of a wider construction initiative.

Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) for listed buildings remain a complex and often debated issue among landlords and letting agents. The challenge lies in balancing heritage

With just over a month remaining until the Renters’ Rights Act takes effect on 1st May, UK landlords are facing significant decisions about their property

Many landlords find the Property118 platform helpful for understanding the property sector. However, the true value often emerges when landlords examine their own portfolios in

Many landlords find the resources provided by Property118 helpful in navigating the complexities of property investment. However, the true value often emerges when landlords examine