Robert Richardson, University of Glasgow The UK government is proposing to further relax planning rules as part of its long-term plan for housing. The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities aims to extend what are known as “permitted development rights” (PDR) in England. This would widen a previous relaxation of planning rules to encourage…
Making your rental property more sustainable is no longer just an option; it’s a smart investment that benefits both landlords and tenants. In addition to environmental reasons, many immediate and long-term economic advantages can be gained from embracing sustainability. We had a chat with Konstantina Tsapakidou, Founding Director of Studio FiftyOne Architects, to dive deeper…
Are you a buy-to-let landlord in London, or are you considering entering the market? If so, you’re probably keeping a watchful eye on the ever-changing buy-to-let interest rates and their impact on your investments….
Landlords will be barred from letting properties from 2028 unless they achieve an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of C under new eco-rules. Those who fail face a £30,000 fine as part of the Government’s push to achieve Net Zero by 2050 but there are fears the deadline is unattainable….
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