Wales to permanently increase landlord-tenant notice periods
The Welsh government plans to go ahead with increasing the tenant notice period to six months where they aren’t at fault – despite landlords and letting agents arguing against the move.
The Welsh government plans to go ahead with increasing the tenant notice period to six months where they aren’t at fault – despite landlords and letting agents arguing against the move.
Lettings and estate agents think the UK government should introduce a licensing scheme to monitor and control the impact of Airbnbs and other short-term lets.
Since April the number of homes for sale per Propertymark branch have risen from 20 to 30, easing the supply issues that have plagued the market for months.
The number of prospective London tenants has trebled in less than two years, while available rooms to rent have fallen.
The application process involved in The Boiler Upgrade Scheme is deemed too complex, putting off landlords and agents from applying.
Propertymark is reminding agents to be ready for significant changes to the way they carry out Right to Rent checks from 1 October 2022.
Agency body Propertymark has backed the government’s commitment to making the rogue landlord and agent database transparent.
The government should put in a 12-month exemption to the 3% stamp duty surcharge to boost buy-to-let purchases, according to agency group Propertymark.
The minister who was behind the Renters Reform Bill and the accompanying white paper has this morning resigned from the government.
Propertymark has urged the Welsh government to make financial support available for homeowners to improve the energy efficiency of the country’s rental stock.