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OpenAI Eyes Chrome’s Throne
Just when it felt like the browser wars had finally settled, fresh news hints at a new rivalry on the horizon. Both OpenAI and Perplexity have announced plans
Mortgage Rates Cut – More to Come?
Two major high street banks have today unveiled new mortgage rate cuts, marking the latest chapter in the ongoing wave of home loan repricing. HSBC and NatWest are
More Legal Aid for Tenants Facing Eviction
Generation Rent has welcomed the government’s decision to increase legal aid for tenants who are facing eviction. The praise follows an announcement by the Ministry of Justice, which
Lords Cut Re-Let Ban to Six Months
A recent debate in the House of Lords ended with a narrow victory that could significantly change part of the Renters’ Rights Bill. Members of the Lords voted
Council Slammed Over ‘Non-Decent’ Social Homes
A council known for its vocal campaigns urging private landlords to improve housing standards has now been criticised for failing to meet those very standards in its own
Council Gives ‘Welcome’ Grants to Landlords
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Peer Slams Rent Tribunal, Calls for Rent Cap
A Conservative Peer and former Housing Minister has raised concerns over the government’s plan to introduce rent tribunals, arguing that it won’t effectively address rising rent issues. Lord
Lords Approve Pet Deposit Boost for Landlords
The debate over pets in rented accommodation has reached a significant turning point in the House of Lords. Despite the government’s earlier stance that tenants should not be
Stamp Duty Ends Profitable Flipping
Related guide: BRRRR deal underwriting — the maths, financing, refurb ROI and 7 mistakes. Last week, financial commentators suggested that disillusioned buy-to-let investors might increasingly turn to property