The way energy performance certificates (EPCs) are measured could be changed as soon as 2026.
The government has launched a consultation on proposed changes to the way EPCs are measured, which they claim will deliver a “more efficient and effective EP…
As Peers prepare to discuss the Renters’ Rights Bill, the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) says that Labour’s reforms are doomed to fail without proper enforcement.
The landlords’ organisation is highlighting the huge…
A Green Party politician claims the Mayor of London, “has no choice” but to introduce rent controls to solve the housing crisis.
In a report, Zoë Garbett, London Assembly Member for the Green Party, claims London Mayor Sadiq Khan must show leadership …
The number of new rental agreements in England and Wales have reached their lowest point in eight years, according to a report by The Deposit Protection Service (The DPS).
Its Private Sector Rental Review, which analyses official data from government…
Most landlords are now open to tenants personalising their rented homes, signalling a shift in the rental landscape, research reveals.
The study by OSB Group, which is home to Kent Reliance and Precise, shows that 73% of landlords welcome tenant custom…
Paragon Bank and Fleet Mortgages have both announced reductions to their buy to let (BTL) mortgage rates.
Paragon has trimmed 30 basis points (bps) from its entire two-year fixed-rate range, bringing rates down to a low of 3.34% – the lowest seen since…
With landlords in England facing the prospect of not ‘unreasonably’ refusing a tenant the right to keep a pet under the Renters’ Rights Bill, research reveals that the UK’s dog population may have been underestimated by up to four mil…
Propertymark has voiced its support for updating the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, saying there’s a need to address contemporary issues.
Those include Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards and better tenant safeguards against unjust maintenance cla…
Hi, my partner and I purchased a property in August 2024, it came with a freehold of the maisonette which is part of the same building. The maisonette will have been unoccupied for 8 years by March 2025, after the previous occupant passed away.
Seven in 10 landlords planning to expand their portfolios this year intend to buy new buy to let properties through a limited company, research reveals.
A survey conducted for Paragon Bank reveals that 69% of these landlords will opt for this structure
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