Renters’ Rights Bill faces further delays
The Renters’ Rights Bill is facing delays in the parliamentary process and is not expected to receive Royal Assent until
WATCH: Landlords and tenants divided on new bill which could save pets from rehoming
A bill debated in parliament last month will give tenants the right to request a pet. The Renters’ Rights Bill
The Instagram cupid tackling the rental crisis
Finding a good and affordable space to rent in London is arguably the most stressful part of living in our
South West London hit hardest by soaring rental Costs, ONS data reveals
South West London is bearing the brunt of the burden of escalating rental costs in the city, according to new
Battersea Arts Centre birthday present helps Wandsworth secure London Borough of Culture crown
Battersea Arts Centre (BAC) has been gifted free rent for ten years as Wandsworth celebrates being named the London Borough
Hongkongers in the UK frustrated by London rent prices
Hongkongers in London have expressed frustration at rising rent prices, with many forced to pay upwards of six months’ rent
Forty percent of Londoners think they will struggle to pay rent
Forty percent of Londoners think they will struggle t pay their rent over the next six months, the Mayor of
The end of an ultra-low interest rate era in housing
The Bank of England (BoE) raised Bank Rate by 0.75% to 3% on 3rd November, which was the biggest increase
Westminster Council struggling to punish law-breaking landlords
Law-breaking landlords operating in Westminster are going unpunished with zero convictions in 2020, despite hundreds of defective properties identified by
Sadiq Khan asks the Government to freeze rents as price surge
The Mayor of London has urged the Government to freeze rents for two years after new data showed a huge
Is the grass always greener? Tenants return to London after pandemic exodus
Two years on from a pandemic-fuelled migration from London, tenants are returning to the capital. A record 30% of homes