Landlord News / September 3, 2025 / By Michelle Windsor

Council Payments to Landlords Lined with Controversy

Council Payments to Landlords Lined with Controversy Council payments to landlords have become a source of deep division and heated debate. Activist group Generation Rent has accused property owners of “rigging the system” to profit

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Commercial Property / September 3, 2025 / By Michelle Windsor

Commercial Rent Review Reforms: What They Mean for Landlords

Commercial Rent Review Reforms: What They Mean for Landlords What Is Changing The Government has proposed banning upwards-only rent reviews in new commercial leases. At the same time, tenants will gain statutory powers to trigger

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Repairs / September 3, 2025 / By Michelle Windsor

Win Disrepair’s Legal Fallout

Win Disrepair’s Legal Fallout The issue of disrepair in rental housing continues to dominate headlines. Recently, the Housing Ombudsman issued a damning report against 16 landlords, including Lambeth Council, for failing to maintain windows in

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Eviction / September 3, 2025 / By Michelle Windsor

Hypocrisy in High-Profile Cases: Labour’s Homelessness Minister Under Fire

Hypocrisy in High-Profile Cases: Labour’s Homelessness Minister Under Fire Introduction to Hypocrisy in High-Profile Cases Hypocrisy in High-Profile Cases continues to erode public trust in political leadership. When senior figures who champion policies fail to

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Landlord News / September 3, 2025 / By Michelle Windsor

Profit Margins Shrinking Sharply: Why Landlords Are Under Pressure

Profit Margins Shrinking Sharply: Why Landlords Are Under Pressure The phrase profit margins shrinking sharply is becoming an everyday reality for landlords across the UK. What was once considered a stable and profitable investment is

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Landlord News / September 3, 2025 / By Michelle Windsor

Paragon’s Buy-to-Let Surge Amid Immigration Pressures: What It Means for UK Landlords

Paragon’s Buy-to-Let Surge Amid Immigration Pressures: What It Means for UK Landlords Rising Immigration and Rental Market Pressures The UK rental market is facing unprecedented pressures as immigration and population growth continue to fuel demand.

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Landlord News / September 3, 2025 / By Michelle Windsor

Declining Rental Supply in England | 2025

Declining Rental Supply The number of homes available to rent in the UK has fallen for the 11th consecutive month. This persistent shortage is reshaping the private rental market, leaving tenants with fewer choices and

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Councils incentivising private landlords: a growing trend under scrutiny

Landlord News / September 3, 2025 / By Michelle Windsor

Councils Incentivizing Private Landlords: A Growing Trend Under Scrutiny

Councils Incentivizing Private Landlords: A Growing Trend Under Scrutiny Councils across England have increasingly turned to private landlords as a solution to the deepening housing crisis. Figures for 2024–25 reveal that more than £31 million

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Landlord News / September 2, 2025 / By Michelle Windsor

Landlords Feeling Unfairly Targeted

Landlords Feeling Unfairly Targeted Landlords across the UK, particularly small-scale operators, increasingly feel as though government policy, public opinion, and financial pressures have combined to make them easy targets. The debate around how rental income

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Landlord News / September 2, 2025 / By Michelle Windsor

National Insurance on Rental Income

National Insurance on Rental Income The UK government is debating whether to extend National Insurance to landlords’ rental income. This proposal could raise around £2 billion annually, but it is also sparking concern among property

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Council Payments to Landlords Lined with Controversy

Commercial Rent Review Reforms: What They Mean for Landlords

Win Disrepair’s Legal Fallout

Hypocrisy in High-Profile Cases: Labour’s Homelessness Minister Under Fire

Profit Margins Shrinking Sharply: Why Landlords Are Under Pressure

Paragon’s Buy-to-Let Surge Amid Immigration Pressures: What It Means for UK Landlords

Declining Rental Supply in England | 2025

Councils Incentivizing Private Landlords: A Growing Trend Under Scrutiny

Landlords Feeling Unfairly Targeted

National Insurance on Rental Income