Budget 2020: ‘There must be no further taxation on landlords’ The Guild of Property Professionals is calling on the new chancellor, Rishi Sunak, to use his Budget speech, which will… Read More »Budget 2020: ‘There must be no further taxation on landlords’
Two-thirds of private renters who would like to own a pet are being forced to delay by restrictive tenancy agreements, and this is contributing to the UK’s loneliness epidemic, according… Read More »Paws for thought: ‘no pet’ clauses contributing to loneliness
Buy to-to-let landlords across the Midlands are most likely to acquire new property over the next 12 months, new research show. A survey of almost 800 landlords conducted by BVA… Read More »Where are BTL landlords most likely to buy property in the next 12 months?
Predictions that landlords are not buying properties to let out because of tougher rental taxes and regulations appear to be short of the mark according to new mortgage data. Statistics… Read More »Death of buy to let has been greatly exaggerated, new figures show
The housing market has enjoyed what some are calling a “Boris bounce” following the result of last month’s general election, with confidence in the market hitting a three-year high, according… Read More »Property market sentiment improves following Tory election victory
Fresh figures from Howsy has revealed the most in-demand cities to rent property in the United Kingdom, with some surprising findings. The rental management platform analysed demand across 23 major… Read More »Most in demand areas in the UK to rent a property
An assembly member has welcomed the introduction of legislation for carbon monoxide detectors in rented homes in Wales. The Welsh Government says new regulations are to be introduced to tackle the… Read More »New regulations to combat carbon monoxide poisoning
It now takes private landlords across the UK more than five months on average from making a claim to the courts for a property to be repossessed to it actually… Read More »New housing court needed ‘for the benefit of landlords and tenants alike’
Rents look set to rise over the next 12 months as the supply of new rental properties dries up, according to the latest survey by the Royal Institution of Chartered… Read More »Rental supply shortage set to push up rents
The government plans to introduce mandatory electrical installation inspecting for all rented homes. Detailed regulations for enforcing compulsory five-year electrical safety checks in the private rented sector from July this… Read More »Mandatory electrical safety regulations to be introduced in England
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