Landlord news & guides

As of October 1, 2030, all landlords in the UK must make sure that their rental properties have an EPC rating of at least C or a valid exemption in order to continue renting them out legally under the new MEES rules. More than half the homes in the UK’s private rental sector (PRS) currently …

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New-build London homes attract significant attention from homebuyers and investors because they appeal to a range of lifestyle preferences and investment metrics. There are quite a few exciting development completions planned for 2026 that meet the diverse needs of buyers and investors alike. There is a strong demand for new-build homes in London, as many …

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More than 40 high-net-worth investors attended our latest seminar in Wapping to learn about investment prospects in one of London’s most desirable neighbourhoods. Wapping is a great place to rent in Zone 1 because it is strategically located between the City and Canary Wharf. Investors and landlords looking for steady income and long-term value have …

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Wapping remains highly attractive to professional tenants due to its location offering fast access to both the City and Canary Wharf. The area’s village-like environment with premium lifestyle amenities, make it appealing to international executives on company-funded relocations. This is combined with a good choice of high quality professionally let and managed homes at London …

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Landlords in the UK and London have a clear roadmap for implementing all the updated regulations laid out by the Renters’ Rights Act 2025. Here’s a refresher on how things are shaping up for landlords in the private rental sector in 2026.

There is a strong demand for houses across the London property market in 2026, as homeowners seek more space, privacy and a family-friendly neighbourhood to live in.

Void periods occur when a rental property is vacant, with no tenant occupying it for several reasons, such as lack of maintenance or incorrect pricing. Landlords lose a lot of money while their properties are empty in London, where the average monthly rent is the highest in the UK at over £2,200.

The main issue in London’s rental market is whether affordability has peaked. Rightmove’s latest rental price tracker reports that average advertised rents have hit a record £2,736 per month, up 1.6% despite a 9% rise in available housing on the portal. Still, tenants in the Capital spend about 44% of their wages on rent, even …

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Buy-to-let (BTL) investing is common in London, where rental demand is high and housing stock is limited. But in a competitive and diverse market like London, rental properties need to stand out to deliver the right returns.

The English Housing Survey – which is one of the oldest UK surveys administered by the UK Government – has revealed that 47% of household reference persons (HRPs) in the UK included individuals in higher and lower managerial positions, with a professional background.

Labour has pushed this year’s Autumn statement to late November from its usual October schedule, as pressure mounts on the government to fix its fiscal deficit.

Deciding whether to furnish their rental property or not is a dilemma for many overseas landlords in London when seeking tenants. While there are pros and cons to doing both, you should know what to expect if you choose to let your property with furniture.