The Renters’ Rights Bill will abolish fixed-term tenancies and make all tenancies periodic.
Propertymark says the Renters’ Rights Bill must provide a greater degree of balance between tenants, landlords and agents to ensure a healthy private rented sector (PRS).
In the next five years the UK will have 350 ‘banking hubs’, shared spaces on the high street where bank representatives work on rotation.
The Bank of England announced a new reduction in its base rate, bringing it down from 5% to 4.75%.
For some time now, tighter lettings legislation and increasing taxation for landlords have resulted in media speculation that landlords are quitting the market.
Government raises SDLT on small landlords while corporate landlords have a free ride.
Property sales activity running at the highest level since the 2020 boom during the pandemic, Zoopla data suggests.
Almost a third of landlords want government help to reach new EPC targets, according to research from Shawbrook.
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