A recent government consultation has highlighted that landlords may face difficult decisions in response to the UK’s upcoming EPC reforms, with some potentially choosing to sell their properties
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Rent Disputes Could Overload Courts
Property professionals have warned that new rules allowing tenants to challenge rent increases could place significant strain on the courts and tribunal system once the Renters’ Rights Act
EPC C Rules Won’t Raise Rents
The government has insisted that landlords will not need to put up rents in order to meet new Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) C standards by 2030. This claim
Government Sets 2030 EPC C Deadline
The government has made a significant policy shift, scrapping the previously proposed 2028 deadline for new tenancies to meet EPC C energy-efficiency standards. The updated Warm Homes Plan
Nationwide Raises Mortgage Limits
Nationwide Building Society has announced a significant change to its mortgage lending rules, allowing some borrowers to take out substantially larger home loans. As a result of the
NatWest and Halifax Cut Mortgage Rates
Several major UK lenders have adjusted their mortgage offerings this week, with NatWest and Halifax reducing rates and Nationwide announcing changes that allow some buyers to borrow up
Nationwide Increases Borrowing Limit by £50k
Nationwide, the UK’s largest building society, has made a significant change to its mortgage lending rules, allowing some customers to borrow substantially more than before. The new policy
House Prices Rise 2.5%
Average house prices rose in November after a slight drop in October, according to official figures. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) reports a 0.3% monthly increase, taking
Key Tenancy Terms Under Renters’ Rights Act
The government has set out what landlords will be required to include in tenancy agreements under the upcoming Renters’ Rights Act, offering greater clarity ahead of its introduction.
Progress Claimed on 1.5m Homes Target
The government has said there are early signs of recovery in the housebuilding sector and insists it remains on course to deliver its target of 1.5 million new