Is your house too well insulted?
Conflicting warnings are appearing in the press asking people to be aware that well insulated homes may be at risk
Protections to communities from short term rentals.
Yesterday, the government issued a press release entitled “Short-term lets rules to protect communities and keep homes available”. This is
Prolonged court delays for landlords as justice system in crisis
A year on from the announcement that inefficiencies within the court system would be tackled before the abolition of Section
The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill
On Tuesday 28th November the government introduced reforms to the leasehold and freehold laws. These are meant to benefit leaseholders
Possession Guidance Advice
Last Friday (15th September 2023) the government released guidance advice for tenants and landlords to help them understand the possession
ULEZ expansion and air pollution
August 29th sees the ULEZ expansion to ‘London wide’, with the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, stating that its implementation
Renters Reform Bill delayed
With the House of Commons on their extended summer holiday starting today (20th July), there has been no formal second
Gardens and tenancy agreements
According to statistics, home buyers list a garden, or access to an outside space as one of their highest priorities.
Adult kids cannot afford to rent!
A rising trend is showing potential young renters are staying at home, rather than branching out on their own or
Empty Properties
London Mayor announces crack down on empty properties. In collaboration with Westminster City Council, the London Mayor, Sadiq Khan is
