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Graham Norwood

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Written by Graham Norwood
That’s the view of the National Residential Landlords Association ...
Activist groups want more extreme versions of the Chancellor’s proposal. ...
The tirade was an attempt to force the tenant out of the property ...
The Act could significantly impact the appetite of larger international landlords ...
The data comes from Foxtons ...
Landlords exiting the market ahead of the Renters’ Rights Act are increasingly turning to quick sale platforms such as House Buyer Bureau to offload their properties, the company says. ...
Landlords will welcome the news that rumours that the chancellor Rachel Reeves was muting a one-year rental freeze to help consumers with the cost-of-living have now been dismissed. ...
Some prospective tenants are in danger of becoming “unlettable” as landlords tighten their risk controls, according to Legalforlandlords. ...
Landlords considering a shift to short-term lets to avoid the complexities of the new Renters’ Rights Act have a limited window to act, and should perhaps prioritise investment elsewhere, according to experts. ...
A specialist barrister with long experience in the field of property law says the Renters' Rights Act 2025 is not merely a policy shift - it is a fundamental rewriting of how private renting works in England, and one that ...
A paper is to be published after the May local...
Havering council planning officers received reports from residents....
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