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A survey by Nationwide has found negligible price benefit from energy efficient homes, according to Landlord Today.
The Private Rented Sector is becoming more professional, with average landlord portfolios now at 7.3 properties, according to Pegasus Insight research.
Labour politicians have pledged to renew efforts to clamp down on landlords following a recent court ruling, according to Landlord Today.
A landlord and his property management company had fines for HMO offences reduced by £430,000 after a retrial. Both were convicted of eight charges related to unsafe conditions.
A conference in Oxford this autumn will address how AI and branding affect letting agents, according to Letting Agent Today.
Three new investment education sessions are being held at a milestone 100th event, according to Letting Agent Today.
A survey suggests some landlords may leave the rental market due to Making Tax Digital, highlighting a growing role for letting agents.
Three London councils, including two Labour-controlled, are legally challenging the Mayor of London’s plan to reduce the affordable housing quota from 35% to 20%.
Google will participate in a webinar on AI for agents, taking place tomorrow on the Rightmove Hub, according to Letting Agent Today.
A property management company and landlord were convicted of eight offences relating to an unlicensed HMO in Hyde Park Gate, London. Their fine was reduced from £480,000 to £50,000.
Less than 2% of private rented homes are affordable to people on housing benefit, according to Zoopla data reported by Property118.
New research highlights ongoing growth in the UK build-to-rent sector, with strong investment and rising demand for purpose-built student accommodation.