Month: December 2022

Councils across England have been gifted a festive cash boost to help fund more mediation with landlords in a

Tenants in social and affordable housing now have the chance to apply for the government’s Right to Shared Ownership

The worst fears of a commercial landlord are realised when the flow on quarterly or monthly rent payments starts

Oxford City Council is hailing its UK-first whole-city selective licensing scheme a likely success after it received more than

Tenant searches for rental properties with bills included are up 57% compared with this time last year, according to

The NRLA has backed the growing number of student landlords ‘panicked’ by the Government’s plans to bring in periodic

Nearly two-thirds of private rental properties won’t reach proposed minimum EPC levels, according to new research. Data compiled for

A landlord in the Midlands has launched a parliamentary petition calling on the Government to reverse its Section 24

Renters groups have blamed letting agents for encouraging private landlords to raise rents to unacceptable levels to help boost

The Welsh Government wants to know what landlords who operate holiday accommodation in the country think of its proposed

The Government has released official statistics that shows that one in nine or 11% of privately rented homes in

NatWest is the latest big corporation to fund build to rent schemes, following in the footsteps of Legal &

More investor-owned stock is going under the hammer than at any time since 2019, according to property auctioneer Auction

The National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) has struck a partnership with homelessness charity Crisis. This two-way deal will see