According to the most recent annual report from student accommodation portal StuRents, the number of purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) beds has slowed by 66.6% since 2019 and the supply shortage is predicted to worsen, with an estimated shortfall of 490,000 beds by 2026. According to the report, the annual increase Read More ->
When it comes to kitting out a rental kitchen, both landlords and tenants face the conundrum of choosing the best worktops. The key lies in finding a balance between functionality and aesthetics. Recently, a trend has been emerging that might just be the solution everyone’s looking for: wood worktops. These Read More ->
Understanding tenant eviction law ensures the protection of property and investment and upholds the legal rights of tenants. This article provides a clear guide to navigating the eviction laws in the UK. It is worth noting that landlord and tenant mediation services should be employed if the relationship between tenant Read More ->
The UK property market has undergone significant changes in recent years and there has been an influx of property investors buying property through a limited company. This is particularly after the introduction of Section 24 Finance (No.2) Act of April 2017. Section 24 is legislation which prescribes that private landlords Read More ->
Is it wise to be a landlord in 2024? If you’re eyeing a foray into the world of rental properties or are already deep in the trenches, it’s a landscape dotted with challenge and opportunity. Understanding what it means to be a landlord in today’s market can help you navigate Read More ->
In recent years, the North of England has emerged as an increasingly attractive destination for property investors seeking new opportunities and higher returns. One of the driving forces behind this interest is the Northern Powerhouse initiative. The North of England is made up of the North East, North West, Yorkshire Read More ->
By Lynne Swanson, Legal Executive, Percy Hughes & Roberts Solicitors. A Section 21 notice is a legal mechanism through which landlords can evict a tenant at the conclusion of a tenancy period, without any reason other than that the lease has reached its end. It is currently one of two Read More ->
Research-led report reveals which towns in England and Wales urgently need Government intervention to kick-start their regeneration. The report also reveals which towns are best placed to secure inward investment and grow organically, without the need for urgent Government intervention. More than 360 of UK’s largest towns have been assessed Read More ->
In 2023, labour leaders called for the government to implement an immediate rent freeze for all private tenants, following Scotland’s decision in 2022. While the rent freeze will help reduce property levels and create more affordable housing options for those vulnerable, it will also impact landlords and their ability to Read More ->
For those who aren’t familiar with the term, ‘Corporate Letting’ or a ‘Company Let’ as it is also known, is an arrangement between a landlord and a business that leases the property from the landlord to house one of their employees. This is often arranged by a specialist Corporate Letting Read More ->
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