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Luton Council is battling with landlord groups over the creation of a selective licensing scheme across the town and an additional licensing scheme in the south ward. Campaign group Luton…
Landlords will be targeted for minor issues in a draconian move that will see council officers targeting law-abiding landlords. Landlord Licensing & Defence has warned. A new amendment to the…
infinitSpace is to open its fourth – and biggest – flexible workspace location in central London as the company doubles its European footprint since the start of 2024. infinitSpace creates…
Landlords shouldn’t have to pay the 5% stamp duty surcharge when landlords bring empty stock back into use, the National Residential Landlords Association argued. NRLA was responding to government data,…
The Renters’ Rights Bill could result in more tenants being handed CCJs due to the elimination of Section 21 evictions, software company Goodlord has warned. It’s expected for more landlords…
Rents are only expected to inflate by 1.0% in 2025, after Hamptons downgraded its forecast from 4.5%. So far this year tenant demand is 11% lower year-on-year, as well as…
Non-doms are leaving the UK but holding on to their London properties, according to Knight Frank. Under the old rules, non-doms could live in the UK without paying tax on…
Issues with the Japanese knotweed are by far the most prevalent in Bristol, analysis from invasive plant specialist Environet shows. In the city there are 33.91 incidences per mi², followed…
Knight Frank expects prime central London house prices to fall by 1% this year, down from a prediction of a 1% rise in January. This prediction was made before Rishi…
John McHugh is managing partner of DM Hall, LLP, Chartered Surveyors. Scotland’s residential property market has long defied simple categorisation. Unlike other parts of the UK, it is best understood…