So-called ‘no fault’ evictions will be banned as part of a massive overhaul of the private rented sector, the UK… Read More »No Fault Evictions Ban in Major Shake-Up of Private Rented Sector
This week’s expected publication of the much anticipated Renters’ Reform Bill failed to materialise because of reported ‘procedural issues,’ once… Read More »Renters’ Reform Bill Delay: What Landlords Need to Know
It’s no secret that the UK is in the midst of a cost of living crisis. For landlords, rising inflation… Read More »How Do Rising Interest Rates and Inflation Affect Landlords?
Retiring landlords accounted for almost three quarters of buy-to-let sales last year, as early investors who adopted the first dedicated… Read More »Retiring Landlords Drive Buy-to-Let Exodus
Speculation is growing that the government is considering a revised 2028 deadline for landlords to meet tough new net zero… Read More »EPC Ratings: Landlords May Be Given Until 2028 to Meet Net Zero Targets
Despite widespread calls for change, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s Spring Budget 2023 failed to address pressures on the Private Rented Sector… Read More »Spring Budget 2023: No Relief for Struggling Landlords
After a slowdown towards the end of last year, the UK housing market showed signs of bouncing back in January,… Read More »UK Housing Market: Demand Increases as January’s Market Picks Up Pace
The tenth consecutive interest rate rise has dealt yet another hammer blow to already struggling landlords. How high will UK interest rates go?
A petition calling for the reversal of Section 24 and reinstatement of interest tax relief for landlords has amassed more… Read More »Petition to Reverse Section 24 Forces Government Response
Soaring mortgage costs, higher taxes and increasingly stringent legislation are just some of the things set to affect landlords in… Read More »UK Rental Market: What Landlords Need to Look Out For in 2023
