Generation Rent activists have recently voiced a surprising perspective on landlords selling their rental properties and exiting the private rental sector. Previously, the group had staunchly maintained that
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Has Labour Unveiled Rent Control Plans by Mistake?
Just days after suggesting rent controls were off the table, it now appears Labour may be reconsidering their stance. Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves mentioned on BBC local radio
Council Tax Funds Redirected for Landlord Oversight
Andy Burnham, the recently re-elected Labour Mayor of Greater Manchester, has announced plans to allocate £600,000 from council tax funds to implement measures aimed at improving the rental
Rising Interest Rates Lead to Surge in Landlord Possessions
New data from the Ministry of Justice highlights the significant impact of rising interest rates on landlords. The figures for Q1 2024 show a noticeable increase in landlord
Latest Guidance from HMRC – Key Updates for Landlords
HMRC is advising landlords to take proactive steps by submitting their Self Assessment tax returns well before the deadline, emphasizing the advantageous outcomes associated with early filing. By
Pets in Rentals: New Guidance Issued for Private Tenants
Propertymark has released a comprehensive guide for tenants outlining their rights concerning pet ownership in rental properties. The trade body Propertymark notes that pet ownership and the desire
Are EPC Ratings Fair? Energy Experts Disagree with Criticism
A group of energy professionals in the property sector disputes a recent claim by consumer organisation Which? regarding the accuracy of Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs). These experts argue
Labour Won’t Implement Rent Controls If Elected
The Labour Party has announced that it will not introduce rent controls if it wins the upcoming election. This decision marks a significant stance in the ongoing debate
Possible Stamp Duty Cut in Government Mini-Budget
A recent report in The Times newspaper suggests that Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is contemplating a stamp duty cut to be implemented in the early autumn. This potential policy
Controversy Erupts Over Right To Buy Homes Turned Rentals
Since its inception, the Right To Buy scheme has seen a significant portion of council properties being acquired by private landlords, with over 40% now under private ownership,