In the recent Autumn Statement, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt outlined pivotal changes that will reverberate across the rental market and the wider property industry. One significant adjustment is the
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In testimony during the committee stage of the Renters Senior Remote Organiser and Policy and Research Officer, ACORN union, Ben Leonard, a leader of the pro-tenant activist group
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April 2020 marked the start of the final year of the phased implementation of Section 24, ending landlords’ ability to claim finance costs as tax-deductible. Self-employed landlords under
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Airbnb is set to launch a Sustainability Hub, a new initiative aimed at supporting its landlord hosts in the UK to retrofit and enhance the energy efficiency of
Embarking on a property investment journey often seems daunting, especially when financial constraints are a hurdle. Our latest blog aims to demystify this challenge by presenting a range
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