The Government has revealed why it decided not to allow landlords to require tenants with dogs and cats to sign up for pet damage insurance within its looming Renters’ Rights Bill. The clauses within the Bill covering this were unexpectedly pulled last week leaving many within the industry puzzled as to why such a sensible…
Conveyancers have seen little evidence of a post-Autumn Budget bounce in the housing market, although some market data suggests modest improvement in transactions, which had fallen to a two-year low as buyers and sellers put their plans on hold. The latest quarterly confidence tracker from the Council for Licensed Conveyancers (CLC) shows just 36% of…
I’ve had mixed messages this year from people working on the ground in the property market and from the statistics. The figures suggest that, unless you are in the prime market – which in some areas could mean properties priced above £500,000 – the market is still good, or at least performing broadly in line…
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Councils are taking a tougher approach to enforcement under the Renters’ Rights Act, with some landlords potentially facing formal action without prior warning, according to Landlord Licensing & Defence. It follows guidance issued by Portsmouth City Council to landlords on its licensing database after the new rules came into force on 1st May. The law…
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