Show visitors are reminded that the majority of seminars and debates are now published and available to view on the event website. Spread across 5 theatres the programme will cover a broad range of property investment and landlord topics (and not just the Renters Rights legislation!). With many of the the speakers this will be
The private rented sector (PRS) is on the verge of its most dramatic shake-up in a generation, with the Renters’ Rights Bill set to redefine how key stakeholders engage with one another. As the data in this report will make clear, the unintended consequences of the Bill are significant. Goodlord’s annual State of the Lettings
England’s rental stock is currently 23.5% higher than in September 2024. The latest figures from London lettings and estate agent Benham and Reeves show that fears of landlords leaving the market ahead of the Renters’ Rights Bill becoming law have not yet been realised, with the number of available rental properties in England climbing
Better market conditions pulled buy-to-let investment back on track at the start of the year as landlords in the UK took out 58,347 new loans. Falling mortgage rates, an improving economic outlook and continued resilience in the UK housing market proved enough of an impetus to reinvigorate appetite among buy-to-let landlords in the first quarter of this
Houses of multiple occupancy (HMOs) in England are selling for significantly higher prices than standard homes, offering substantial profits for investors, research reveals. The findings - from investment firm Excellion Capital - show that HMOs command an average sale price of £334,260, a 13.1% premium over the national average house price of £295,654. The higher
