- Written by: Landlord Today Team
People can own their individual flats or units and collectively manage shared areas ...
- Written by: Landlord Today Team
How the legislation differs from leaseholds, and its challenges and benefits ...
- Written by: Graham Norwood
Would you lease your property to a council for five years? ...
- Written by: Graham Norwood
A council dominated by a residents association is looking for landlords of three-, four- and five-bedroom houses to sign up to its Private Sector Leasing Scheme. ...
- Written by: Graham Norwood
A council is working with a string of universities to keep waste and noise to a minimum over the summer. ...
- Written by: Graham Norwood
There’s been another survey of landlord activity in the private rental sector - and this one shows that 50% of tenants vacating a property last year had to do so because their landlord wanted to sell. ...
- Written by: Graham Norwood
A council is seeking private landlords to participate in a controversial leasing scheme in a bid to curb homelessness. ...
- Written by: Graham Norwood
Renters are typically staying in their properties for a third longer than they did four years ago, says the Deposit Protection Service (DPS). ...
- Written by: Graham Norwood
Law firm Bishop & Sewell is hosting a webinar to give leaseholders information and advice about the Right to Manage, a statutory process which gives leaseholders a collective right to take over the management of their building and take back ...
- Written by: Graham Norwood
The percentage of tenants choosing to live alone has dropped over the last three years, research suggests. ...
- Written by: Graham Norwood
The ban on the sale of new leasehold homes is welcome but there can be no further delay in announcing ground rent reforms, the Law Society of England and Wales is warning. ...
- Written by: Graham Norwood
Former housing minister Rachel Maclean - the victim of a shock sacking by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak last month - has slammed :”unethical behaviour” by some freeholders. ...
- Written by: Graham Norwood
Plans for leasehold reform face a major early stumbling block as analysis shows plans to retrospectively introduce a cap on ground rents could cost the taxpayer over £31 billion in compensation. ...
- Written by: Graham Norwood
The Renters Reform Bill’s proposal to replace Assured Shorthold Tenancies with rolling ‘periodic’ lets could put landlords’ properties at risk, it’s been claimed. ...
- Written by: Graham Norwood
The government claims that millions of homeowners in England and Wales will be given greater rights, powers, and protections over their homes as part of the most significant reforms to the leasehold system for a generation. ...
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