The Latest Private Rented Sector News
New Renters’ Rights Bill Aims to Bolster Tenant Protections
In the wake of the Renters (Reform) Bill’s failure, landlords are bracing for another challenge as the Renters’ Rights Bill
The Average Landlord Has Got Younger Over The Last 10 Years
Paragon Bank’s recent analysis reveals a significant demographic shift in the buy-to-let market, with the average age of landlords acquiring
Insurance: The Difference Between Market Value and Rebuild Cost
It’s vital that every landlord understands the difference between market vale and rebuild value when insuring your property. Not only
CIEH Urges Housing Secretary to Simplify Licensing for Councils
The Chartered Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH) has called on Housing Secretary Angela Rayner to streamline the process for councils
The King’s Speech Includes Measures Targeting Landlords and Letting Agents
The King’s Speech, delivered at the opening of Parliament, announced the introduction of 39 new bills, heralding significant reforms, particularly
Landlords Face Rising Rates as 350,000 Buy-to-Let Mortgages Mature
Landlords are bracing for higher rates as approximately 350,000 Buy-to-Let (BTL) mortgages are set to mature over the next 12
The Number of Former Rented Properties For Sale Rises Sharply
A growing number of landlords are either exiting the property market or reducing their portfolios, according to a recent analysis
17 Reasons NOT to use the Welsh Government’s Model Contract
A significant number of landlords in Wales appear to be utilizing the Welsh Government’s Model Contract without making any amendments,
July Sees Slight Dip in Asking Prices Says Rightmove
In a slight dip, average new seller asking prices dropped by 0.4% (£1,617) in July, bringing the average property listing
Surge in Older Renters Transforms UK’s Private Rental Sector
The UK’s private rented sector (PRS) is witnessing a significant demographic shift, with a striking increase in the number of