You’ve found your dream home, and it’s a leasehold. So, what does that mean? With a leasehold, you own the property until the lease expires. After that, ownership
When Should I Be Worried About A Leasehold?
High Lease Extension Costs – A Solution
Nikka Sulton
Charity Shelter states that social rents are 64% cheaper than private rents, with social tenants in England paying an average of £828 less per month than private tenants.
How Much Does It Cost To Extend A Lease?
James Nicholson
Leasehold properties are governed by intricate legal agreements known as leases, delineating the rights and obligations of both landlords and tenants. Unlike freehold ownership, leases confer limited occupancy
Stamp Duty Change Seen as “Missed Chance to Reform Renting”
Nikka Sulton
A stamp duty change, set to take effect tomorrow, has been criticised as a missed opportunity to reform the private rental sector. This change involves the abolition of
Why Leases Are For 99 Years?
James Nicholson
Properties are classified as either freehold or leasehold. Freehold properties are owned outright by the owner for an indefinite period, free from control by any other entity. Leasehold
Airbnb Sell-Off Floods Market with Properties
Nikka Sulton
There has been a significant increase in the number of homes for sale, with listings up by 20% compared to this time last year. This surge in supply
Labour’s Stance on Renting Rattles Landlords
Nikka Sulton
Just over 40% of landlords are facing a dilemma as they contemplate their voting decisions for July 4th. A significant portion expresses concerns about the potential impact of
Why Being a Landlord Is No Longer Profitable
Nikka Sulton
New data from Savills, published by The Times, reveals why being a landlord is no longer as profitable as it once was. The newspaper provides a detailed comparison
Lease Reform Bill Passed — No Ground Rent Cap for Existing Leases
Nikka Sulton
Neither leaseholders nor freeholders are entirely satisfied with the last-minute legislation. The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill was passed into law today, marking one of the final pieces
NRLA to Collaborate on Renters Reform Bill with New Government
Nikka Sulton
The National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) has voiced profound disappointment over the failure of the Renters Reform Bill to progress into law. Despite efforts to amend the bill