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Council urges tenants to check landlords licence

Oxford City Council is urging private tenants to check if their landlord has a valid license, as part of its citywide selective licensing scheme. This initiative, now in its third year, requires all private rented homes in Oxford to be licensed. While over 9,500...

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Renters’ Rights Bill in Parliament next week

The UK government is set to introduce the Renters' Rights Bill in the House of Commons next week, which will ban landlords from evicting tenants without providing a reason, commonly referred to as "no-fault" evictions under Section 21. The proposed legislation, which...

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Council quietly starts new licensing scheme

Waltham Forest Council, a leader in issuing fines to landlords, has quietly extended its additional and selective licensing schemes from April 2025 to March 2030, according to data company Kamma. The announcement, made on 18 July 2024, has not been widely publicized,...

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Key Grants Available to UK Landlords in 2024

Property118 has published an article on the grants available for landlords. It can be seen here, and says that in 2024, UK landlords face increasing challenges in maintaining both profitability and compliance with evolving regulations, particularly around energy...

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John Lewis to build in Reading

John Lewis is advancing its efforts to become a significant player in the UK's private rental market, submitting a planning application to build 215 Build To Rent (BTR) flats in Reading. This project will transform brownfield land, formerly a delivery depot, into...

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Small change in the supply/demand imbalance

Data from Propertymark reflects slight changes in the supply and demand dynamics within the UK’s private lettings and sales markets. Their July 2024 report shows a minor shift in the supply/demand imbalance in the rental market, with 88 new prospective tenants...

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