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A new Code of Practice has been launched for the Build To Rent sector, aiming to set clear standards for accommodation and amenities above statutory minimums.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer hosted a Number 10 reception for Generation Rent staff and other campaigners behind the Renters Rights Act, according to Landlord Today.
A Barclays survey reports 40% of tenants are unaware of the Renters Rights Act, despite increased awareness and positivity since the Bill became law.
A new study highlights that UK renters prioritise counter space, good ventilation, large windows, and space for a double bed.
Wolverhampton council is seeking feedback on proposed changes to its Private Sector Housing Assistance Policy, which supports eligible private tenants with home adaptations and essential works.
A Code of Practice has been launched for the Build To Rent sector, aiming to set a clear standard for accommodation and amenities above statutory minimums.
A reported demand for a £2,000 non-refundable reservation fee from a first-time buyer has prompted debate over the fairness and transparency of such agreements in the UK property market.
Labour leadership hopeful Wes Streeting has proposed a Wealth Tax targeting landlords, aiming to align Capital Gains Tax rates with Income Tax bands.
A Nottingham city councillor has been fined over £11,500 for operating an unlicensed HMO, following prosecution by Nottingham City Council.
Andy Burnham has set out his views on Labour's housing policy, focusing on social housing, tenant protections, and local delivery, during an in-depth interview.
Nearly two thirds of landlords are unaware of the 2030 EPC C deadline, with many facing significant upgrade costs and potential fines, according to new data.
New research shows 93% of leaseholders in flats are satisfied, as the government faces warnings over proposed leasehold reforms and their potential impact on the sector.