The Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act comes into force on 20th March 2019. The Act will mean that residential dwellings must be “fit for
The rollout of universal credit has been mired by problems from the beginning. Designed to make work pay and give people financial independence, universal credit’s
Brighton and Hove City Council is considering introducing the strictest HMO restrictions in the country, capping HMOs across adjoining neighbourhoods at 20% of all
The National Landlords Association has called for the government to abolish the higher rate of Stamp Duty on additional properties and to reduce Capital Gains
With Theresa May announcing £2bn for new social housing last week, all things housing (and property) related were high-up on the agenda at the Labour
