Blackpool Council has issued a reminder to landlords that failing to comply with selective licensing rules could result in prosecution, marking a year since the scheme was first
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Labour Eyes Increase in Property Taxes
The Labour Party is reportedly considering a significant shake-up of the UK tax system, with proposals to raise Capital Gains Tax (CGT) to bring it more in line
Minister Retracts Claims About Landlord Exodus
The UK government has recently altered its position regarding concerns over a “landlord exodus” from the private rented sector (PRS), now admitting that it lacks precise data on
Mortgage Mayhem Threatens New Buyers
First-time buyers in the UK are facing a tightening mortgage market as lenders continue to reduce the availability of low deposit deals. Recent analysis has revealed that over
Iran Tensions Yet to Impact Property
Buyer demand in the housing market has remained relatively stable despite the outbreak of conflict involving Iran, according to Rightmove. While global tensions have raised concerns, there has
Councils Hit by Rising Housing Costs
Temporary accommodation is often seen as a short-term fix. However, in reality, it has become one of the fastest-rising costs within the UK housing system. Across England, councils
Middle East Conflict Cuts 1,500 Mortgage Deals
The number of mortgage deals available to homeowners has dropped sharply in recent weeks, with nearly 1,500 products withdrawn from the market. According to recent analysis, this represents
Renters’ Rights Act: £7,000 Fine Alert Issued
The government has released a new information sheet outlining key changes under the Renters’ Rights Act, with a clear warning that landlords could face fines of up to
£1,000 Penalty for Refusing Benefit Tenants
Landlords who refuse to rent to tenants receiving benefits or those with children could face legal consequences from May 2026, as new guidance comes into force alongside the
Major Lenders End Sub-4% Mortgage Deals
Mortgage rates below 4% have now largely vanished, as major UK lenders continue to increase borrowing costs. This shift comes as the housing market adjusts to renewed concerns