The Latest Private Rented Sector News
Government Rules Out Rent Controls for England
In a decisive statement, Housing Minister Matthew Pennycook has ruled out the introduction of rent controls in England. This comes
Are Smart Meters the Solution for Tenants and Landlords?
Millions of UK residents grapple with the challenge of paying energy bills, but gaining a clearer understanding of energy costs
Government Sets Mandatory Housebuilding Targets and Planning Reforms
In a significant move aimed at addressing the housing crisis, all councils in England are set to receive mandatory housebuilding
You Could Lose As Much As £12,500 Whilst You Sell a Property
The average property value in the UK could shift by as much as £12,500 during the time it takes to
The Private Rented Sector Contributes £45bn to the Economy Says Report
A recent report by professional services firm PwC, commissioned by the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) and Paragon Bank, has
Mortgage Approvals Drop for Third Consecutive Month, What’s Going On?
Mortgage approvals for house purchases fell for the third straight month in June, according to the latest data from the
NRLA Asks: Is it Worth Being a Landlord in 2024?
Landlords across the United Kingdom face a landscape marked by uncertainty and opportunity. The recent election of a new Labour
Landlords Must Become More Professional to Survive: Property Expert
Paul Shamplina, founder of Landlord Action and renowned TV property pundit, is urging landlords to adopt a more professional and
Landlords: Pay Tax by July 31 Deadline or Face Record Interest Charges
Self-Assessment taxpayers are being reminded to make their advance tax payments by midnight tomorrow, July 31, to avoid incurring late
Propertymark Wants Letting Agents Included in Good Landlord Charter
Propertymark is urging for letting agents to be included in Andy Burnham’s Good Landlord Charter, a program aimed at “empowering