House price growth slowed at the end of 2025 – Nationwide
House Price Growth Slowed at the End of 2025 – Nationwide Report The latest Nationwide House Price Index reveals that UK house price growth slowed significantly towards the end of 2025, with annual inflation dropping to 0.6% in December from 1.8% in November. This marks the weakest annual growth rate since April 2024, signalling a […]
Online landlord licensing forms slammed as council advertises on the Tube
Online landlord licensing forms criticised as council advertises on the Tube A London council’s recent advertising campaign promoting landlord licensing on the Tube network has drawn criticism for its timing and the usability of its online application forms. Wandsworth Council’s push to extend selective licensing schemes coincides with the imminent expiry of an early bird […]
Landlord Law Blog Roundup for December
Landlord Law Blog Roundup for December The Landlord Law Blog provided a comprehensive roundup of key posts and updates throughout December 2025, covering important legal developments and practical advice for landlords and agents. This summary highlights the main topics addressed during the month, including preparation for the Renters’ Rights Act and reflections on the year’s […]
Court delays persist despite government claims of progress
Court delays persist despite government claims of progress The government asserts it has made significant strides in addressing the backlog in the courts system, yet landlords continue to face lengthy waits to regain possession of their properties. This ongoing delay poses challenges for landlords navigating possession claims, especially with new legislation on the horizon that […]
2026 Is a Turning Point for Property Investors
2026 Is a Turning Point for Property Investors The UK property market is undergoing significant changes that will impact landlords and property investors in the coming years. With tighter legislation, evolving lending conditions, and increased compliance requirements, 2026 is set to be a pivotal year for those involved in property investment. Understanding these shifts and […]
Landlords set for a steady 2026 as mortgage and rental markets stabilise
Landlords set for a steady 2026 as mortgage and rental markets stabilise UK landlords can expect a stable property market in 2026, with modest increases in both rental prices and house values. Forecasts indicate that while growth will be subdued, ongoing tenant demand and improving mortgage conditions should support a balanced lettings market, helping landlords […]
Get ahead of the curve: we’ll sell your properties before the January rush drives prices down
Get ahead of the curve: sell your properties before the January rush drives prices down As the New Year begins, landlords face a critical window to sell their properties before the anticipated surge in market activity drives prices down. With the Renters’ Rights Act set to become law in just four months and further regulatory […]
House prices pause after seasonal bounce
House Prices Stabilise Following Seasonal Uptick Amid Budget Uncertainty House prices across England and Wales have stabilised after a seasonal increase in October, with the market showing signs of consolidation rather than further decline. This pause comes as uncertainty from the Autumn Budget continues to influence buyer behaviour, particularly in London and the South East, […]
Major expansion of London council’s selective licensing scheme
Major expansion of Havering Council’s selective licensing scheme from March 2025 London’s Havering Council is set to significantly expand its selective licensing scheme for privately rented properties starting in March 2025. This move follows similar initiatives by other London boroughs and aims to improve housing standards and tenant safety, which is crucial information for landlords […]
Regulation and rising costs will push rents higher in 2026
Regulation and Rising Costs Set to Push UK Rents Higher in 2026 Landlords across the UK should prepare for rent increases in 2026 as new regulations and rising operational costs take effect. The introduction of the Renters’ Rights Act on 1 May 2026, alongside ongoing regulatory and tax changes, is expected to drive rental prices […]
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