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For generations, the British public has clung to residential property with the devotion of a long-suffering spouse, occasionally exasperated, frequently...
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Section 21 notices surge before England eviction ban
Hundreds of tenants across England received no-fault eviction notices in the final days and hours before section 21 evictions were...
Renters’ Rights Act takes effect with £41m enforcement fund
The Renters’ Rights Act has come into force, with Housing Secretary Steve Reed describing the legislation as the “biggest shake-up”...
Landlord body sets three tests for Renters’ Rights Act
The National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) has outlined three key measures to assess the success of the Renters’ Rights Act,...
RRA drives property management sector growth, data reveals – The Intermediary
Rushbrook & Rathbone has reported that growth in the UK property management sector is continuing, but more competition is reducing...
UK flat sales face pressure as landlord supply rises
The UK flat market is experiencing a supply-demand imbalance as landlords exit the sector ahead of upcoming rental reforms while...
Rental scams surge as housing stock declines across UK
Fraudulent rental scams targeting tenants are increasing in prevalence across the UK, according to warnings from estate and lettings agents...
Letting agent calls for return of Section 21 evictions
A letting agency director with 25 years’ experience has called for the reinstatement of Section 21 eviction notices ahead of...
Property sales cited in 43% of tenant evictions in England
New research from SpareRoom has found that only 9% of landlords currently evicting tenants cite the Renters’ Rights Act as...
Letting agents plan fee increases as new legislation looms
A significant proportion of letting agents are preparing to increase their fees in response to additional administrative requirements introduced by...
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