According to research from Shawbrook, nearly one-third of landlords are looking for government support to meet the new Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) targets introduced by the Labour government.
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UK Housing Market Slows, Increasing Chances of Rate Cuts
The latest inflation rate, which plays a key role in determining the annual rise in benefits such as jobseeker’s allowance, maternity allowance, housing benefit, and universal credit, has
TSB and Santander raise mortgage rates: Who’s next?
Mortgage rates may be on the rise once again, as both Santander and TSB prepare to increase the interest rates on certain fixed-rate mortgage deals. This development has
Inflation Drop Sparks 18% Surge in Mortgage Applications
The number of property sales under contract increased by 23% in the third quarter of 2024 compared to the same period in 2023, as revealed by data from
Expected Inflation Drop Impact on Interest Rates This Week
The UK is anticipated to see inflation drop below the Bank of England’s two per cent target for the first time in over three years, according to economists.
Council to Cover Portion of Rent for Private Tenants
Milton Keynes Council has announced new measures intended to assist families currently living in temporary accommodation, making it easier for them to transition into private rental homes. The
Charity Criticises Harsh Eviction Practices
The StepChange debt charity is pushing for immediate action from both the government and local authorities to overhaul the way council tax debt is collected. The charity argues
Agent Claims Landlords Aren’t Leaving Due to Tax & Red Tape
A lettings agency leader is challenging the prevailing notion that a significant number of landlords are exiting the market due to rising costs associated with buy-to-let investments and
Landlords Face Pushback as Tenants Hesitate to Voice Concerns
A charity has reported that 18% of what it terms “older tenants” feel uneasy about raising issues with their landlords. This discomfort is primarily rooted in fears of
Survey Shows Landlord Concerns Over Section 21
A recent survey has revealed increasing concern among landlords regarding the government’s plans to abolish Section 21 eviction powers. This change, which would end ‘no fault’ evictions, has