Tag: UK Housing
NRLA says the Renters (Reform) Bill ‘delivers a fair deal...
As the Renters (Reform) Bill heads back to Parliament, the proposals have led to criticism from both renter campaign groups and the...
Tenant evictions: It’s time for an uncomfortable co...
Dear tenants everywhere, I hope all is well and for the majority of you who don’t know about the Renters (Reform) Bill, that life...
Londoners shoulder most of the UK’s £3.6 billion st...
Londoners are feeling the squeeze of Stamp Duty Land Tax the most as they fork out 40.7% of the national total, research reveals.
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Council unveils its first housing check in EIGHT years &#...
Despite hammering landlords with punitive fines for minor transgressions of selective licensing rules, one council has admitted that...
Scotland’s housing crisis: ‘Anti-landlord leg...
Scotland’s housing sector is in crisis as developers are being deterred by what they term as ‘anti-landlord legislation’...
Fears of landlord exodus over stricter laws are ‘ov...
Stricter regulations of landlords, including ending Section 21 ‘no-fault’ evictions, wouldn’t lead to a shortage...
Rural renting soars – councils demand long-term hou...
England’s county councils are urging the next government to establish a long-term housing strategy after research reveals a massive...
