Generation Rent calls for eviction compensation for Welsh renters
Generation Rent urges eviction compensation and rent controls for Welsh renters Generation Rent has called on all political parties in Wales to commit to protecting renters by limiting rent increases and providing compensation equivalent to two months’ rent for tenants evicted without fault. This demand comes ahead of the Senedd elections next year and highlights […]
Labour warned by Generation Rent of alienating core voters without a rent freeze
Labour warned by Generation Rent of alienating core voters without a rent freeze Generation Rent has urged the Labour government to introduce a rent freeze in England to prevent alienating the core voter base that contributed to its recent electoral success. The campaign group highlights that rising rents remain a significant issue for private renters, […]
How to Protect Your Liquidity When Refinancing a Portfolio
How to Protect Your Liquidity When Refinancing a Portfolio Refinancing a property portfolio is a pivotal moment for landlords, offering opportunities to unlock equity, improve loan terms, or restructure existing debt. However, it also carries significant liquidity risks, especially in a climate of rising interest rates and tighter lending criteria. Ensuring sufficient cash reserves during […]
The second crucial deadline for section 21 notices and Making Tax Digital?
The second crucial deadline for section 21 notices and Making Tax Digital Landlords in the UK face two important deadlines concerning the use of section 21 notices to regain possession of rented properties, with the final date for serving such notices set for 30 April 2026. Additionally, applications for possession orders must be made by […]
Share of Freehold company in a real mess?
Share of Freehold Company Governance Issues and Legal Challenges for Landlords A share of freehold arrangement can offer landlords greater control over their property management, but it also requires effective governance and transparency. A recent case involving a 52-property development highlights how poor management, lack of oversight, and obstructive behaviour by directors and managing agents […]
Landlord profits hit six-year high as yields reach a decade peak
Landlord profits reach six-year peak as rental yields hit highest level in a decade UK landlords are experiencing their strongest profitability in six years, with rental yields climbing to levels not seen in over a decade, according to recent research. Despite these encouraging financial results, many landlords remain cautious about the future due to ongoing […]
Accidental landlords drive limited growth as sector confidence stalls
Accidental landlords drive limited growth as sector confidence stalls Confidence among UK private landlords remains cautious, with most investors opting not to expand their portfolios in the near term. According to Carter Jonas’s 2025 Private Landlords Report, regulatory complexity and financial pressures are key factors limiting growth, although a segment of ‘accidental landlords’ continues to […]
High demand for London homes with EV charging points but supply remains low
High demand for London homes with EV charging points but supply remains low Demand for homes equipped with electric vehicle (EV) charging points in London is notably high, yet the supply of such properties remains very limited. This trend is significant for landlords as it highlights a growing tenant preference that could influence property values […]
Landlords face tougher penalties as rent repayment orders expanded
Landlords face tougher penalties as rent repayment orders expanded The UK government has introduced significant changes to rent repayment orders under the Renters’ Rights Act, increasing the maximum repayment period and broadening the scope of offences. These changes are designed to strengthen enforcement against landlords who breach regulations, making it essential for landlords and agents […]
Flood Risk and Landlord Insurance – What You Need to Know
Flood Risk and Landlord Insurance – What You Need to Know Flooding is an increasing concern for UK landlords due to climate change, heavier rainfall, and overwhelmed drainage systems. This rise in flood risk means that properties previously considered low risk may now face higher premiums or exclusions in landlord insurance policies. Understanding how flood […]
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