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The government has published the mandatory Tenant Information Sheet that landlords must serve on all existing tenants by 31 May 2026. This new requirement is

The UK government has announced that the forthcoming national Private Rented Sector (PRS) Database will play a key role in tackling illegal subletting within the

London’s private rented sector is facing a significant squeeze as the supply of homes available to let falls to just 2.9% of the total stock.

A recent discussion among over 100 House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) landlords has revealed a market that is increasingly fragmented and unpredictable. While some landlords

Recent scrutiny of Shelter, one of the UK’s most prominent housing charities, has highlighted concerns beyond its public reputation. While Shelter’s Trustpilot rating currently stands

Temporary accommodation has become one of the fastest-growing expenses within the UK housing system, with councils across England now spending approximately £2.8 billion annually. This

Interest-only mortgages have long been a common financing method for landlords, often accompanied by plans to repay the capital at a later stage. However, many

Private landlords managing their own portfolios are facing significant challenges supporting tenants who rely on Universal Credit. The absence of a dedicated landlord portal and

Landlords preparing for the introduction of the Renters’ Rights Act on 1 May 2026 are already encountering challenges in managing tenancy extensions. A landlord with

A recent audit of fire safety across purpose-built flats in England has revealed worrying levels of non-compliance, with 45% of buildings failing to meet required