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Courts won’t cope with Renters Rights Bill – senior lawyer’s warning
Jan 16, 2025 · A leading property disputes lawyer has highlighted significant problems ahead due to the government not properly resourcing the courts to deal with the influx of claims. The …
London back in favour as rental market stabilises
5 days ago · London has bounced back as the buy-to-let capital of the UK, with 13% growth in new buy-to-let landlords between 2023-2024, compared to just 4.11% growth the previous …
Income crisis for landlords as rents drop for fifth successive month
Rents in England dipped again in December, according to PropTech service Goodlord. It’s the fifth consecutive month of rental cost reductions. The decline follows a record-breaking summer of …
Renters’ Rights Bill published today - what it means for landlords
The Government has confirmed plans to ban no-fault evictions and in-contract rent increases as it prepares to present the Renters’ Rights Bill to Parliament today.
Buckle Up – 2025 will be stormy for landlords, it’s claimed
Senior PropTech figures have given their predictions for 2025 – with one predicting a storm ahead of landlords. William Reeve, the chief executive of Goodlord, says: “I believe this could be the …
The impact of the Renters Rights Bill on landlords and tenants
Having passed its second reading in the House of Commons in October, and due to become law by summer 2025, Kate Rigby – Partner in Rosling King’s Dispute Resolution team – analyses …
Half of landlords quitting or considering leaving rental sector
The barrage of criticism, legislation and tax burdens aimed at landlords has resulted in almost half either actively leaving the rental sector, or considering doing so. A new survey by PropTech …
Landlord anger at housing benefits frozen for another year
The government has confirmed that housing benefit will be frozen from next year for at least another 12 months. It was increased in the former Conservative government’s last Budget in …