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Labour Leadership: Andy Burnham's Housing Policies Under Scrutiny
A report examines Andy Burnham's potential Labour leadership and his positions on Council Tax, Stamp Duty, Mansion Tax, council house building, and rent controls.
Prime London Property Sales Drop 14% as Rental Values Rise
Prime London property sales fell 14% in the past year, while rental values continued to rise, according to Knight Frank figures reported by The Negotiator.
Landlords Warned of £7,000 Fines for Overheating Hazards in Rentals
Landlords could face fines up to £7,000 if they fail to address overheating hazards in rented properties, as excessive heat is now recognised under the HHSRS.
Concerns Raised Over Division Caused by Renters’ Rights Act
A Property118 report highlights claims that the Renters’ Rights Act has led to increased friction between landlords and tenants.
Prime London Property Market Faces Uncertainty Amid Policy Proposals
The prime London property market is experiencing political uncertainty following new housing policy proposals and recent declines in prices and transactions, according to Knight Frank.
AI Law Firm Wins First English Court Case, Potentially Impacting Landlords
An AI law firm has won its first case in an English court, a development that could be significant for landlords and leaseholders facing legal challenges.
BMPAN Event Highlights Importance of Adaptability in Changing Market
The latest Black Mortgage Professionals & Allies Networking (BMPAN) event focused on thriving through market change, with industry leaders discussing the value of expertise, networking, and adaptability.
British Mortgage Awards Mark 20 Years of Industry Change
The British Mortgage Awards have recognised individual excellence in the mortgage industry for 20 years, with technology and regulation driving significant change.
Scottish Government Launches First Homes Fund for First-Time Buyers
The Scottish government has launched the First Homes Fund, offering first-time buyers a £10,000 deposit contribution on properties up to £300,000.
Analysis Claims Rent and Deposit Savings Impact Young Adults
A report highlights claims that paying rent while saving for a deposit affects young adults, according to analysis by Bird & Co.
Buy-to-let landlord interest falls in most UK cities, research shows
A study by Emoov finds that interest in becoming a buy-to-let landlord has dropped in nearly all major UK cities, with Cambridge as the only exception.
Investor Buyers Reduce Purchases of New-Build Homes
Sales of new-build homes to investor buyers have fallen significantly in the second quarter of 2026, according to Landlord Today.