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A leading housing solicitor has raised serious concerns for student landlords about the abolition of fixed term tenancies and introduction of periodic tenancies.
The government has announced that landlords must respond to disabled tenants’ requests to make communal spaces outside their homes more accessible.
The biggest changes to the Private Rented Sector for over 30 years have been announced today in the Fairer Private Rented Sector White Paper.
Propertymark and Nationwide report rents and house prices continue to rise as demand outstrips supply.
Belfast City Council has refused HMO licence applications from landlords who had failed to renew their licences due to an overprovision of student HMO’s.
Research shows that demand for student accommodation in increasing as universities experience a record number of applications in 2022.
A survey of students has found that students are broadly happy with their accommodation and provides insights into their preferences and choices.
In the Queen’s Speech, the government has announced the policies and proposals in the Renters Reform Bill that it wishes to introduce for the Private Rented Sector.
A Supreme Court decision last month found in favour of landlords in a landmark case regarding the valid service of section 21 notices. The court also refused to grant permission for an appeal by the tenant.
Former LPA speaker and head of Landlord Action, Paul Shamplina, predicts the Rental Reform White Paper will be delayed until October 2022.