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Government under fire for hiding renters bill court impact data

Government under fire for hiding renters bill court impact data

The government is facing mounting criticism for refusing to release its internal Justice Impact Test for the Renters’ Rights Bill, which campaigners believe will expose...

Buy-to-let bounce back as landlord lending hits post-pandemic high

Buy-to-let bounce back as landlord lending hits post-pandemic high

Buy-to-let activity in the UK has staged a notable comeback in early 2025, with new figures revealing a 38.6% jump in buy-to-let loans in the...

Rent rises outpace mortgage payments as rental supply fails to meet demand

Rent rises outpace mortgage payments as rental supply fails to meet demand

Private renters across the UK have seen their monthly housing costs increase more sharply than mortgaged homeowners over the past three years, according to new...

Landlords not to blame for cold, damp homes crisis

Landlords not to blame for cold, damp homes crisis

Working-age renters, low-income families and North East households are bearing the brunt of England’s substandard housing - but landlords say they’re being unfairly scapegoated while...

Rents dip as buyers return, but landlord costs keep pressure on supply

Rents dip as buyers return, but landlord costs keep pressure on supply

Rents for newly let homes across the UK have slowed sharply, with year-on-year growth at just 0.4% in June 2025 - the slowest pace since...

Justice delays leave landlords stuck in legal limbo

Justice delays leave landlords stuck in legal limbo

Landlords across England and Wales are being forced to wait up to nine months to legally repossess their properties due to chronic delays in the...

Rightmove trims house price forecast

Rightmove trims house price forecast

Rightmove has cut its 2025 house price growth forecast from 4% to 2%, citing a decade-high supply of homes and flat annual growth of just...

Renters Rights Bill officially pushed back to autumn

Renters Rights Bill officially pushed back to autumn

The long-awaited Renters Rights Bill has officially been delayed until autumn, after the Government failed to allocate time for further debate before MPs break for...

Private renters paying more than mortgage holders, data shows

Private renters paying more than mortgage holders, data shows

New figures from the English Housing Survey 2023–2024 have revealed that private renters are now spending more on housing than mortgage holders, exposing a deepening...

Paragon celebrates 30 years of supporting landlords

Paragon celebrates 30 years of supporting landlords

Paragon Bank is celebrating 30 years since it launched its very first mortgage for landlords-an early move that helped lay the foundations of what is...

Stronger net returns for landlords despite higher upfront costs

Stronger net returns for landlords despite higher upfront costs

UK landlords are seeing stronger net returns from their buy-to-let investments in 2025, even as upfront costs and headline incomes have shifted. New analysis by...

House prices climb again as landlords hold firm despite tax pressures

House prices climb again as landlords hold firm despite tax pressures

UK house prices rose by 3.9% in the year to May 2025, pushing the national average to £269,000-£10,000 more than this time last year-according to...

TML expands lending options for landlords and skilled migrant workers

TML expands lending options for landlords and skilled migrant workers

Landlords and skilled overseas workers are set to benefit from a wave of new lending enhancements announced by Shawbrook Retail Mortgages, as part of its...

Landlord wins £3,450 redress after rogue letting agent exposed

Landlord wins £3,450 redress after rogue letting agent exposed

A UK landlord has won a landmark complaint against Apex Dwellings Ltd, after the Property Redress Scheme (PRS) ordered the letting agent to pay £3,450...

Renters’ Rights Bill raises alarm as small landlords face tougher rules

Renters’ Rights Bill raises alarm as small landlords face tougher rules

Housing Minister Matthew Pennycook has dismissed concerns that the Renters’ Rights Bill will destabilise the UK rental market – but landlords say the government is...

Interest rate cut in August could ease pressure

Interest rate cut in August could ease pressure

Mortgage brokers are now confident the Bank of England will cut interest rates next month, following disappointing GDP figures for April and May. The UK...

Rayner under fire for blaming landlords over housing allowance freeze

Rayner under fire for blaming landlords over housing allowance freeze

Landlords are once again being cast as political scapegoats – this time by Housing Secretary Angela Rayner, who has sparked backlash after claiming that increasing...

Rental supply dips but demand holds steady

Rental supply dips but demand holds steady

The UK housing market showed signs of stabilisation in June 2025, but underneath the surface, warning lights are flashing for the private rented sector. According...

London rents haven’t outpaced inflation – new data debunks landlord blame

London rents haven’t outpaced inflation – new data debunks landlord blame

London landlords are once again under fire for supposedly driving up rents – but new analysis from Benham and Reeves shows the capital’s rental price...

Lords back landlords as re-letting ban cut to six months

Lords back landlords as re-letting ban cut to six months

Landlords in England have welcomed a key amendment to the Renters’ Rights Bill, as the House of Lords voted to halve the re-letting ban from...
















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