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Breaking News

Graham Norwood

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Written by Graham Norwood
A survey suggests that most landlords are not prepared ...
Some 900 buy to let properties were taken back in the third quarter of 2025 ...
Tenants should have the right to challenge “above market” rents in Wales ...
Two landlords have been ordered to pay thousands of pounds ...
A landlord and managing agent have been fined ...
All rented homes should achieve an Energy Efficiency Rating of at least ‘C’ by 2030 ...
Short-term accommodation has been exempted from Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards. ...
A council says a new clampdown on HMOs is not targeting “good landlords”. ...
Only half of the UK’s 30 million homes increased in value in 2025 ...
Annual rental growth turned negative for the first time in more than four years. ...
From tax tweaks to rising yields, landlords are adapting in...
The first phase of the Renters Rights Act (RRA) kicks...
The south west seems most affected...
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