The Government has confirmed further details of its new ‘Register your rental property’ service, which is being introduced as part of the next phase of the Renters’ Rights Act reforms. For landlords, this will create a new annual registration requirement. If you are a landlord of an assured or regulated
The UK property market rarely responds well to uncertainty, and the latest discussion around Andy Burnham’s housing and tax ideas has arrived at a particularly sensitive moment. With borrowing costs still elevated, buyer confidence fragile and transaction levels already under pressure, talk of major reform to stamp duty, council tax
The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 comes into force in England on 1 May. If you’ve left things late, don’t panic. Our five-point action plan will help bring you back on track.
We totally get that the upcoming Renters’ Rights Act is a huge challenge for landlords. Here we’ll try to help as best we can by looking at some concerns you might have. And offer some thoughts on how to deal with any challenges.
Did you know that rent increases can actually go DOWN under the new Renter’s Rights Act? Many landlords don’t realise this critical risk. In this video, I explain: ✅ How the Renter’s Rights Act changes rent increase rules ✅ Why poorly justified increases can backfire ✅ How the First Tier
The Renters’ Rights Act will introduce major changes to the private rented sector in England. However, an important point for landlords is that the new rules will not arrive all at once. Instead, they will be phased in over several years, with different elements taking effect at different times. Below
Following the Autumn Budget, we want to cut through the noise and explain what genuinely matters for property owners in central London and what does not.
We often think of habits as something we do, but the environment we live in plays a huge role in shaping them.
The word landlord is loaded with history — and not all of it good.
If you’re looking for an estate agent to sell your home or rent out your property, you might be scrolling through their reviews.
It’s one of life’s big property questions: should you love the home you’re in or list it for sale and move on?
The cost-of-living crisis isn’t just affecting tenants – landlords are feeling it too.
When you’re looking for an estate agent to sell your home, you have every right to demand the highest standard of service.
As the evenings draw in and another year nears its end, many people start thinking about fresh starts.
When people think of tenancy disputes, the usual suspects spring to mind — unpaid rent, property damage, or notice periods.