A landlord whose tenants had to use toilets at work when repairs weren’t done at their unlicensed flat has been ordered to repay £24,480.

News - Helen Gregory - Liverpool Council is weighing up the pros and cons of three potential selective licensing schemes which will impact city landlords next year.

Gedling Borough Council wants landlords’ views on whether it should bring in tougher rules for HMO conversions.

New Housing Secretary Angela Rayner has confirmed that the government is not looking to bring in rent controls in England.

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A PPT is not really a land value tax. It taxes land and buildings together, which means extending, renovating or improving a property would increase your tax bill. So far, no tax rate, threshold or ...

Campaigning tenant group Generation Rent has appointed Holly Williamson as its new chief executive, replacing Ben Twomey.

Professional investors have turned their attention to build-to-rent developments amid higher costs and greater tenant rights.

Landlords should decide whether they or their tenants are liable for the new High Value Council Tax Surcharge, says Propertymark.

Tamworth Council plans to introduce additional licensing in a bid to stop HMO developers targeting the borough.

Claimant firms might think more carefully before pursuing speculative claims, according to a property lawyer who helped a landlord win costs following a failed rent repayment order case. Six tenants ...