May 25th 2022
Far reaching reforms demanded by lettings industry chiefs
A collection of rental experts in a body called The Lettings Industry Council have set out what they
May 20th 2022
Scrapping ‘no fault evictions’ could lead to a surge in evictions, warns lawyer
The abolishment of Section 21 eviction notices could lead to a surge in evictions by private landlords
March 17th 2022
EPC rental upgrade costs could be much higher – warning
The costs of upgrading properties to meet new energy efficiency standards are likely to be passed on
February 23rd 2022
Material Information for Property Listings Announced
Trading Standards and the Government jointly announced compulsory new data which must appear on property listings.A property’s
February 21st 2022
Agents hit back at politicians over rent controls
Propertymark has hit back at the latest demand by politicians for rent controls. The London mayor Sadiq
February 9th 2022
New leasehold rules ‘is excellent news for future leaseholders’
The leasehold reform bill, which looks to restrict ground rents for future leaseholders, concluded its journey through parliament
January 19th 2022
Government says “we are listening” on renters’ reform bill
The government has said it is listening to feedback about the upcoming reforms to the housing market,
July 8th 2021
Labour demands powers to control private rents
London’s Labour Mayor, Sadiq Khan, has made a new call for power to cap private rents. He’s
February 13th 2020
Shock for agents as politicians consider six month notice period
Agents have come out fighting against a proposal being considered in one part of the UK to
February 5th 2020
Renters’ Reform Bill: still no date set for legislation
The Renters’ Reform Bill worries many in the private rental sector but the government says there is
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