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New rent control proposals put forward by politicians are unnecessary and too costly according to a leading property expert.  David Alexander -...

Data from the English Housing Survey suggests that the number of English owners of second homes in Europe has fallen again. The...

The current Housing Ombudsman, who presides over redress within the social housing sector, says private landlords should not fear the extension...

A substantial majority of agents say sellers are being unrealistic about the asking prices of their homes This includes landlord sellers quitting...

Landlords are in danger of losing the narrative again. With rental inflation hitting record levels, much of the noise we see in...

Another report has highlighted how landlords feel intimidated into putting investment plans on ice because of red tape in the private...

Proposals to impose strict controls on Airbnb and other short lets - including possibly requiring planning consent and licensing - will be...

There’s a new call on the government to get its act together on the Green Homes Grant, which has failed to live...

A landlord leader has hit out at a council’s selective licensing scheme, suggesting it is “bureaucracy for bureaucracy’s sake” and nothing...

The recommendation for a national register of landlords in the government’s review of selective licensing published today would prove ‘unnecessary’ and...

Our new Chancellor, Philip Hammond, looks like a considered man and one hopes that he will be able to ‘kick away’...

So, Britain voted out of the European Union. What are the implications for UK landlords, from the immigration laws point of...