The End of Section 21: What Happens Now? By Tom Entwistle | LandlordZONE The day of the long-awaited abolition of Section 21 “no-fault” evictions has finally arrived. With Royal Assent now granted to ...
Source: Bank of England Investment demand for commercial property has risen year-on-year with Rightmove’s Q2 2025 tracker reporting overall investor demand up around 20%, retail up around 35% and ...
One of the biggest challenges for new landlords and those growing their portfolios is finding a rental property that delivers the margins and profits they’re aiming for. Once the property is up and ...
Councillor Elaine Taylor, cabinet member for neighbourhoods, adds: “This Article 4 Direction will be an important planning tool for the council. It will allow us to think carefully about how a ...
Landlords now face an average cost of between £12,708 and £19,223 to evict a tenant and are waiting between six months and 12 months on average to get ...
News - Helen Gregory - Private tenants in Scotland are struggling to resolve problems with rent increases, housing conditions, eviction and recovering deposits.
Explore General discussions space in LandlordZONELandlords could be forced to sell up without support to meet ambitious energy efficiency targets, decimating the pool of available properties and ...
The trend of older tenants using Reposit comes as the UK rental sector undergoes a generational shift. According to the National Housing Federation (2023), since 2010/11 the number of 55+ households ...
News - Helen Gregory - Landlord Fergus Wilson has rejected his label as the ‘most hated landlord’ in Britain and insists his policy of vetting tenants has always been fair.
Lloyds has taken the next step towards becoming one of the UK’s biggest private landlords by expanding its portfolio to more than 6,000 homes. The bank, which likes to say it's 'by your side' in its ...
News - Nigel Lewis - The UK’s largest landlord association has called out the Government’s plans to make rental properties reach a minimum EPC ‘C’ band by 2028 as ‘unachievable’.
Social housing in crisis as tenants’ complaints go through the roof Media attention is often focussed on landlords in the private rented sector (PRS) when it comes to their treatment of tenants housed ...
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