Rental prices across Great Britain have climbed to new record levels as the supply of available homes begins to tighten once again. According to the latest data from
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Rental Home Sales Rise as Landlords Quit
Nearly 850,000 homes have left the UK’s private rented sector over the past decade, equating to around one in every six rental properties, according to new research from
Scottish Housing Backlogs Continue to Grow
Scottish landlords are facing increasingly long waits to recover possession of their properties, with housing tribunal delays adding further pressure to an already strained rental market. Figures from
Section 21’s Disproportionate Impact
Housing campaign group Generation Rent has claimed that Black households have been disproportionately affected by Section 21 evictions, with eviction-related homelessness occurring at significantly higher rates than among
Court Fee Rise Hits Landlords
Landlords will pay more to make possession claims from this week after the Government confirmed an increase in court fees. The changes form part of the annual inflation-linked
Monthly Tax Changes Could Hit Landlords
Landlords may soon have to pay their tax every month under new Treasury proposals that are currently being considered. The plans would calculate monthly tax payments using income
100,000 Homes Hit by Re-Letting Ban
New research suggests the Renters’ Rights Act could significantly reduce the supply of rental homes by preventing thousands of unsold properties from returning to the market. Since 1
Five Housing Demands Put to Burnham
Housing campaigners are urging the next government to introduce additional reforms to the private rented sector, arguing that the recently introduced Renters’ Rights Act should be viewed as
Renters’ Rights Act: Do Tenants Know?
A large number of private renters are still unaware of the changes introduced by the Renters’ Rights Act, with many tenants unsure about how the new rules could
£10bn Stamp Duty Crisis for the South
Stamp duty has long been one of the UK’s most unpopular taxes, but new analysis suggests the burden is falling far more heavily on buyers in southern England