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Lewisham Council has launched a new taskforce to target rogue landlords, using data and inspections to enforce standards in the private rented sector.
A report highlights claims that Shelter advised tenants on responding to Section 8 rent arrears evictions. The discussion emerged from a landlord's group post.
Landlords may introduce tougher tenant checks as the Renters’ Rights Act restricts advance rent payments, according to Property118.
Foxtons’ Lettings Market Index for April reports a year-on-year increase in new London rental listings and rising tenant demand, despite a monthly dip after the spring peak.
ONS data shows UK private rents rose 3.5% annually in April, with average rent at £1,381. Rent increases were recorded across all four UK nations.
A Property118 report compares leasehold and commonhold, noting that only 20 commonhold buildings exist in England and Wales and highlighting a lack of understanding as a key issue.
Foxtons reports that London lettings supply is ahead of last year, with stable rents and balanced market conditions ahead of the Renters Rights Act.
A guide has been published outlining new investigatory powers for councils under the Renters Rights Act 2025, including entry to letting agency premises.
A recent acquisition has expanded an agency's lettings book to nearly 10,000 units, according to Letting Agent Today.
Maskells has appointed Erik Holmgren as director, following his experience at Beauchamp Estates and Chestertons in the prime London lettings market.
The National Residential Landlords Association is to take responsibility for The Lettings Industry Council, aiming to present a united voice to government.
A new study claims the Renters Rights Act is making the private rental sector more operationally disciplined, with landlords adopting clearer business strategies.
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