North Herts Council has launched a Tenants’ Charter, designed as a resource for tenants and landlords, detailing their responsibilities and offering help with disputes.
The charter aims to guarantee that all rented properties remain safe, liveabl…
There has been an increase in smaller letting agencies looking to offload their businesses ahead of the upcoming Renters’ Rights Bill, one firm says.
According to Spicerhaart, a leading national estate agency group, it says it has seen a flood of…
Rents in England climbed in February, with the Goodlord Rental Index reporting a noticeable upswing in tenant interest as void lengths shrank across all tracked areas.
The firm suggests this could signal a bustling spring season ahead for the private …
Northern Ireland’s councils have taken control of the Landlord Registration Scheme which should boost housing oversight, the communities minister says.
Launched in February 2014, the initiative established a central database capturing details of …
The pace of the UK’s rent rises is at the slowest in three and a half years – while demand continues to increase, Zoopla reports.
Its figures reveal that average rents for newly let properties have risen by a modest 3% in the past 12 months.
Labour has announced an initiative to dismantle the country’s leasehold system with its Commonhold White Paper.
The landmark move aims to revolutionise property ownership across the UK by revitalising commonhold, a system set to replace leasehol…
A new group for commercial property agents has launched to “fix the broken commercial property industry.”
The Experts Group’s self-employed model, called The Commercial Property Experts, will provide agents with training, marketing, and technolo…
Leaseholders in mixed-use developments will gain greater authority over their properties under the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 which takes effect from today (Monday 3 March).
One key change, outlined in Section 49, adjusts the non-residentia…
Members of the House of Lords have proposed several amendments to the Renters’ Rights Bill.
Founder of the Big Issue, Lord John Bird, wants the Labour government to abolish Section 21 ‘no-fault evictions’ as soon as the Bill becomes law.
Propertymark is carrying out a survey to understand the effects of recent leasehold changes on leaseholders and estate agents across England and Wales.
Along with Leasehold Knowledge Partnership and the National Leasehold Campaign, it is highlighting t…
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