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Agency Introduces Automation as Managed Portfolio Grows
A letting agency has automated processes as it manages around 300 properties, according to Letting Agent Today.
New Tool Advises Leaseholders on Extension Costs
A new tool has been launched to advise leaseholders on possible extension costs and remind them of their lease's remaining duration.
Street Group Integrates Form 4A for Rent Review Compliance
Street Group has added the government's official Form 4A to its rent review workflow, allowing letting agents to manage rent increase notices within the platform.
New Chief Operating Officer Appointed at Expanding Lettings Agency
A fast-growing lettings agency operating in 19 cities has appointed a new chief operating officer, according to Letting Agent Today.
Kevin Hollinrake Accuses Andy Burnham of Hypocrisy Over London Letting
Kevin Hollinrake has accused Andy Burnham of hypocrisy for renting out a London flat bought with parliamentary expenses, despite Burnham's public criticism of landlord practices.
Lettings Agency Warns Renters Rights Act Is Backfiring
A leading lettings agency warns that the Renters Rights Act is backfiring, with landlords selling up and rents rising, according to Letting Agent Today.
Landlords Urged to Advise Tenants on Low-Energy Homes
Landlords, Build-to-Rent operators, and letting agents are being encouraged to support tenants in low-energy homes, according to new guidance reported by Property118.
Half of Taxpayers for Making Tax Digital Unregistered as Deadline Passes
More than half of taxpayers required to use Making Tax Digital, including landlords, had not registered as the first quarterly reporting deadline arrived, according to ACCA and HMRC data.
Propertymark Warns PRS Database May Raise Costs Without Raising Standards
Propertymark warns that the proposed PRS Database could increase costs and workloads for landlords and letting agents without improving standards.
Tribunal Supports Rent Increase Backed by Achieved Lettings Evidence
A tribunal upheld a landlord's rent increase after evidence of achieved rents outweighed a tenant's reference to lower advertised prices.
Government Reaffirms Social Housing Landlords’ Powers on Anti-Social Behaviour
The government has stated that social housing landlords already have strong powers to address anti-social behaviour, referencing the Crime and Policing Act.
Hampstead Mansion with 'Batman Lair' Listed for £29.95m by Draper London
Draper London is the sole agent for a Hampstead mansion featuring a 'Batman lair', listed at £29.95m. The property includes seven bedroom suites and extensive leisure facilities.