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Berkeley Group is offering to pay private school fees worth over £40,000 for buyers at its Trent Park development in Enfield, North London, as part of efforts to boost sales.
Mary Kelly Foy, known for campaigning against 'dodgy landlords', has been appointed Parliamentary Private Secretary to Housing Minister Matthew Pennycook.
A lettings agent has been dismissed after reportedly making a derogatory remark about tenants on benefits, according to Landlord Today.
New HMRC figures show Capital Gains Tax is rising as more property sellers are affected, according to Landlord Today.
A new study commissioned by SafeDeposits Scotland Charitable Trust finds landlords face risks due to fragmented and inconsistent information from government and councils.
A deposit alternative service has responded to Citizens Advice concerns about renters feeling pressured or misled when using such products.
A London council is consulting on additional HMO licensing, which could require licences for smaller HMOs.
Bev Craig, Labour candidate for Greater Manchester Mayor, is reported to be urging rent controls, according to Landlord Today.
Activists have accused Housing Secretary Angela Rayner of not telling the truth about rent controls, following her comments on the Renters Rights Act and international evidence.
A survey of 500 landlords found 39% are unlikely to let to vapers and 49% are unlikely to let to smokers, according to Landlord Today.
Lewisham Council in south London will purchase and let properties it originally sold under Right to Buy, according to Landlord Today.
HMRC recovered £104m from voluntary landlord tax disclosures in 2025/26, with disclosure numbers reaching their highest since 2018/19.
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