The average price of property coming to the market for sale has seen a 1.5% increase this month, amounting to £5,279, bringing the average price to £368,118. This
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Landlords Lettings Impact on Rising Rental Rates
In the recent market snapshot released by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), there’s a notable trend of increasing tenant demand, although the rate of growth appears
Landlord-Tenant Agreements Amid Arrears
Several debt advice charities, including StepChange, Money Advice Trust, Citizens Advice, Christians Against Poverty, and the Law Centres Network, are urging Housing Secretary Michael Gove to take more
Navigating Decreasing Tenant Demand
In February, Foxtons observed a noteworthy 20% year-on-year surge in new rental instructions, reflecting a dynamic trend in the rental market. The average rent saw a notable three
Landlords’ Economic Impact: New Local Figures
New research conducted by specialist lender Aldermore unveils the significant financial contribution landlords make to local economies. Approximately eight out of ten landlords prefer utilizing tradespeople situated near
Government’s Missteps in Landlord Tax Reform
The recent decision by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt to eliminate tax reliefs for furnished holiday lets has sparked disagreement, particularly from the CEO of a short-term lets service. The
Chancellor’s Budget 2025: Impact on the Value of Holiday Homes
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s recent Budget announcement, effective from April 2025, has resulted in a significant impact on the value of holiday homes. Specifically, the Furnished Holiday Lettings tax
How Did Generation Rent Fare?
The Generation Rent activist group has raised eyebrows by characterizing the latest Budget as a significant boon for landlords. In a move that caught many off guard, they
Decoding the Legality of Rent to Rent in the UK
Green Party activists, proponents of rent controls in Scotland, are now expressing disapproval towards landlords who assert a reduction in the availability of rented homes. According to a
Licensing Hassles Prompt Sale Decision
Brian Fish, a landlord hailing from Seaham in County Durham, has made the decision to step away from the private rental sector following a contentious interaction with Durham