Rental Reform

Rental Reform

We delve into this ever-developing topic, keeping you up-to-date on the latest insights, ideas and changes.

Landlords have overcome other obstacles and will overcome this, it's claimed ...
When the Renters’ Rights Bill gains Royal Assent – anticipated in March - the rental sector will have undergone one of its most transformative changes in decades. ...
Does the Scottish situation resonate with landlords in the rest of the UK? ...
The Bill enters the Lords with a debate on Tuesday of next week ...
There's a silver lining amidst the turbulence of being a landlord, says Paul Shamplina ...
Louisa Sesgwick asks: Are we heading for a two-tier private rented sector? ...
For the first time in decades, the property market is bracing for significant change. ...
The revised Renters' Rights Bill proposes substantial reforms to tenant protections. ...
The Renters (Reform) Bill was one of the main casualties of Rishi Sunak’s early General Election call. It left insufficient parliamentary time to put the Bill to bed in a way that overcame the practical difficulties of balancing the interests ...
Stephen Barratt, a partner in the Private Client Services team at James Cowper Kreston offers this help to landlords coping with changes to the Furnished Holiday Lettings tax regime. ...
The most vulnerable tenants may pay the highest price...
The service has expanded across the UK...
A tax rise coming in just five weeks’ time will...
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