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A Lake District village is generating £45,900 a year for holiday let owners – nearly £20,000 more than the UK average – as new data reveals the most lucrative hotspots in 2026. ...
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In response to Guardian newspaper reports that the Chancellor is considering imposing a one-year rent freeze on private sector homes, the leader of the NRLA said it would be a ‘disaster’ for landlord and investor confidence. ...
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“Accidental landlords” could find themselves breaking the law from 1 May, a Warwickshire law firm is warning. ...
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves is reported to be thinking about imposing rent controls on Private Rented Sector landlords as part of a range of measures to limit the impact of the Iran War on household finances. ...
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Angela Rayner has resigned from the Government. ...
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The Scottish Government must do more to attract long-term investment in the housing market with an urgent review of ...
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Fewer than a quarter of the UK’s landlords feel planning reform will positively impact their business. ...
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93,000 buy-to-let landlords will leave the rental market this year, according to research from Black & White Bridging. ...
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Landlords in parts of the country with the lowest rental returns could face refinancing problems if they are approaching the ...
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The rental supply crisis is now most acute in towns as more renters are priced out of cities, according to Q2 2025 research ...
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