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
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Why Being a Landlord Is No Longer Profitable
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
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
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
Council Evicts Private Tenants and Charges Landlords £1,000 Fee
A council that recently announced it would charge landlords nearly £1,000 for a licence is now facing accusations of evicting over 100 tenants. Lambeth Council in south London
Airbnb Boom: Rise in Short-Term Let Properties
A new House of Commons report reveals a significant increase in short-term lets across most of the UK over the past five years. This surge in short-term rental
Renter Activists Unhappy with Reform Bill Outcome
The Renters Reform Bill stands at the brink of potential enactment, poised to become law should both government and opposition parties choose to prioritize its passage before the
Landlords: Who Will Get Your Vote?
Around half of landlords are unsure about how they will vote in the General Election. A joint survey of around 1,000 property professionals by the National Residential Landlords
UK Rents Surge: Double-Digit Increases Reported
Landlords in London are experiencing significant rent increases, outpacing all other regions in Great Britain. This trend highlights the capital’s strong rental market and its appeal to both
HMRC Targets Tax Evasion in Airbnb and Short-Term Rentals
HM Revenue and Customs has launched almost 2,000 investigations into landlords letting properties through Airbnb and other short let platforms. According to The Daily Telegraph, which submitted a