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Uncertainty continues over Renters (Reform) Bill

A month after it was published, how much more do we know?
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Could a third of landlords quit?

A new poll has found that large numbers of landlords are planning to sell off their rented properties.
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Has the government killed holiday lets?

Converting residential properties to holiday lets could soon require planning permission. What does that mean for the private rented sector?
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Jersey launches rental reform consultation

Jersey’s Minister for Housing and Communities has launched a consultation on the future of renting on the island.
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Landlords and tenants at odds over mould payments

When rented properties are damaged by mould, who pays for the cleanup?
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North/South rental divide widens

Data from Bricks&Logic shows falling rents in the North of England
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Property professionals "Do It For Dom"

On Thursday 25 May, property professionals will hike Mam Tor in the Peak District to raise funds for Huntington’s Disease.
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Renters (Reform) Bill published – but far from finished

The new legislation contains sweeping changes to eviction rules, rent increases and dispute resolution, but leaves many questions unanswered.