Tag: UK Housing
Landlords could potentially exploit an eviction loophole ...
A critical flaw may have been found in the Renters’ Rights Bill (RRB) which might allow landlords to circumvent the ban on no-fault...
Home sellers cut prices before the stamp duty deadline
Homeowners are reducing asking prices ahead of the forthcoming stamp duty change, particularly for properties under £250,000, research...
London council looks to reintroduce selective licensing
A London council has revealed that it is looking to reintroduce a selective licensing scheme for rented homes in its borough.
This...
Some social housing tenants face a 26 years wait for a home
There are more than 1.2 million individuals on social housing waiting lists and there’s an average wait time of nearly three...
Lords urged to revise Renters’ Rights Bill amid ren...
The Renters’ Rights Bill faces its second reading in the House of Lords today (Tuesday 4 February), with calls for revisions...
NRLA urges changes to the Renters’ Rights Bill in t...
A comprehensive briefing paper has been presented to the House of Lords ahead of tomorrow’s (Tuesday 4 February) Second Reading...
Another council hit for housing safety failures by regulator
A council has received a C3 regulatory grading from the Regulator of Social Housing (RSH) due to breaches of consumer standards.
The...
