The number of licensing schemes lined up to launch this year has already surpassed last year’s total, as councils continue to put the financial squeeze on landlords.

A landlord has avoided a £29,000 rent repayment order after a First Tier Property Tribunal ruled that he had been the victim ...

The huge changes that the Renters Rights Bill will introduce for private landlords will be addressed by a panel of top ...

Tenants are likely to go after every plausible target when tougher rent repayment orders take effect later this year, a solicitor has warned.

Haringey Council has introduced tougher fines for errant landlords in a bid to raise housing standards across the London ...

The average number of new tenancies agreed per lettings agent branch climbed to around eight in the first month of this year, ...

Private landlords whose properties aren’t up to scratch face a significant increase in pressure and threat when the Decent Home Standard kicks in.

A shrinking pool of rental properties continued to drive up rents last month, despite reduced demand from tenants ...

Tenants are being urged by the housing minister to challenge unfair rent increases. Matthew Pennycook's comments were in response to a question to the Government about the impact of rent increases on ...

The ‘parent landlord’ phenomenon has caused increasing numbers of adult children to put a strain on family life, a new survey ...

Student landlords have been warned their existing contracts won’t be entirely accurate once the Renters’ Rights Bill takes effect after the summer.

Small landlords with one or two properties could end up being replaced by larger portfolio or corporate landlords as part of ...