In recent weeks, the relationship between landlords and the government has been under greater scrutiny. Many landlords across the country have voiced concerns about the impact Labour’s housing
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Council Warns It May Breach Awaab’s Law
A local council that has often criticised private landlords is now facing scrutiny of its own. Bristol City Council has admitted it may struggle to comply with the
London Sees Just 19 New-Build Sales in May
Latest data from the Land Registry has revealed that just 19 new-build private homes were sold in London during May. This figure represents the lowest monthly sales on
UK Mortgage Slowdown with Rates at 4%
Mortgage lenders across the UK have adjusted their rates following the Bank of England’s decision to keep interest rates unchanged at 4%. While many providers have left their
Bank of England Holds Rates at 4%
The Bank of England has decided to keep interest rates unchanged at 4%, a move that many borrowers and mortgage holders had hoped would go the other way.
Council Funding Landlord Improvements
Liverpool is currently home to around 10,000 empty properties, but local councillors are looking at a plan that could see millions of pounds invested in helping private landlords
House Prices Cool Across the UK
Annual figures show both house prices and rents across the UK are rising more slowly, with experts warning that affordability pressures are weighing heavily on households. According to
40% of Landlords Set to Sell, Survey Finds
A recent survey conducted by specialist mortgage lender Landbay has shed light on landlord sentiment across the UK. The findings reveal that while a majority of landlords plan
Failed House Sales Cost UK £1.5bn a Year
House sales that fall through before completion are costing the UK economy at least £1.5bn every year, according to fresh research carried out by Santander. The report shines
UK Inflation Stays at 3.8% in August
The latest figures show that UK inflation remained unchanged at 3.8% in August, offering a sign of stability after months of fluctuating price pressures. This rate, measured by