Council Wins £1m Funding For HMO Improvements
As part of the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities’ (DLUHC) “levelling up” fund the money is to be used by the council to “work proactively and engage with…
Month: February 2023
‘Why Won’t Government Regulate Agents Like It Does Social Housing Managers?’
Property expert Kate Faulkner (main pic) says new rules to introduce professional qualifications for social housing managers are a “slap in the face for the PRS” after years of lobbying…
The Role Of Property Solicitors In Resolving Disputes Related To Property Ownership
Property ownership disputes can be complex and challenging to resolve. Whether you’re dealing with boundary disputes, adverse possession claims, or ownership disagreements, it’s essential to work with property solicitors who…
LAW: Landords Who Illegally Evicted Tenants Landed With £22,300 Rent Repayment Order
A landlord pair who assaulted one of their tenants while trying to illegally evict her from their unlicensed HMO have been handed a rent repayment order totalling more than £22,300.…
NEW: Unions And Campaigners Call On Michael Gove To ‘freeze’ Rents
Council leaders, unions and renters’ groups have urged Housing Secretary Michael Gove to bring in an immediate rent freeze in a bid to prevent widespread homelessness. In an open letter,…
Five reasons to call an emergency locksmith in London
Locksmiths in emergency are available for you at times when you need their help the most. They are able to provide fast and effective service at any hour of day…
Landlords Leaving The Sector ‘not As Bad As Claimed’ Says Leading Estate Agent
A new survey has downplayed the scale of landlords ready to quit the sector due to heavy-handed government regulations and upcoming legislation. Leaders Romans Group’s poll of 271 landlords found…
Expert Slams Licencing Schemes For Red Tape That ‘punishes Good Landlords’
Propertymark is calling for more local authority funding to ensure licensing schemes don’t unfairly burden compliant landlords. It says councils’ scant resources and inadequate staffing levels mean processing licence applications…
NEW: Consultation Launched On How To Stop Unfair Council Tax Re-Banding Of HMOs
The Government has launched its promised consultation on its plans to reform the way HMO properties are valued for council tax. If enacted as proposed, this will ensure that all…
Living in & Moving to Grayhawk Scottsdale
Grayhawk is a beautiful neighborhood located in the middle of Scottsdale, Arizona. The master-planned neighborhood of Grayhawk is component of Maricopa County and consists of two interconnected resort-style areas that…