Stricter EPC Regulations: Implications for Landlords The Labour government’s recent proposals to tighten Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) regulations signify a pivotal shift in the UK’s approach to energy efficiency within the private rental sector. These […]

Rent-Controlled Homes for London’s Key Workers In a bold move to address London’s escalating housing crisis, Mayor Sadiq Khan has unveiled a comprehensive initiative to develop rent-controlled homes tailored for the city’s essential workforce. This

Labour’s Renters’ Rights Bill: Guide to the New Legislation The Labour Party’s Renters’ Rights Bill has introduced significant changes to rental laws in the UK, aiming to strengthen tenant protections and address imbalances in the

Is the Renters Reform Bill doomed? The Renters Reform Bill (draft) is a disastrous piece of legislation in the rental housing landscape. It aims to substantially change landlords’ and tenants’ rights and responsibilities in overturning

Understanding the Renters Reform Bill: A Comprehensive Guide Introduction The rental market landscape has undergone significant changes recently, especially with the introduction of the Renters Reform Bill. This bill addresses various issues related to rental

Consequences of an unsigned Section 21 Notice Unsigned Section 21 Notice, valid or invalid? In the case of Barker v Hands [2007], EWCA Civ 869 a landlord served a notice on the tenant under section

A landmark court ruling means Landlords and letting agents are no longer able to prevent prospective tenants in receipt of state benefits from renting properties. Anti-discrimination sentiment against tenants has been gathering momentum for the