Are you familiar with new housing regulations being introduced in Wales?
The Renting Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) (Wales) Regulations come into effect on 1st December 2022 for all new social and private rented tenancies…
The Renting Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) (Wales) Regulations come into effect on 1st December 2022 for all new social and private rented tenancies…
Eight towns were granted the honour for the Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
Landlords in Wales have just under four months to evict tenants using Section 21 with two months notice.
The Welsh government has made it so local authorities can hike council tax on second homes and long-term empty properties by up to 300%, potentially spelling danger for landlords.
Regulating second home ownership in Wales through changes to planning policy would cause delays by adding complexity to the buying and selling process, Propertymark warned.
The six month eviction notice period in Wales will last until 24th March 2022 over fears the Omicron variant could result in a rise in homelessness.
While details have yet to be confirmed, Plaid Cymru previously campaigned for a 200% council tax surcharge on second homes.
A petition arguing that second homeowners are eroding Welsh culture and language is gathering steam in Wales.
The Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016 will introduce six month notice periods for ‘no fault’ evictions.
Wales has seen the steepest rental growth in the UK.