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Landlords should prepare for increased friction in possession proceedings and council enforcement actions during the second half of 2026. According to insights from Allison Thompson, chief lettings officer at Leaders, the rental sector has weathered economic shocks and regulatory
The second half of 2026 is shaping up to be a challenging period for UK landlords. Recent commentary from Allison Thompson, chief lettings officer at Leaders, highlights increasing pressures from delayed possession proceedings and tougher enforcement actions by local councils. Th
London’s housing crisis is worsening as the capital continues to miss even reduced affordable housing targets. The latest London Assembly Housing Monitor report confirms that the number of affordable homes completed last year failed to meet the scaled-down goals set by policymake
London’s housing shortage has worsened despite lowered affordable housing targets, according to the latest London Assembly Housing Monitor. The capital’s delivery of new homes, particularly affordable units, remains well below what is needed to meet demand. This gap is driving wa
The new Renters’ Rights Act has introduced a re-letting ban immediately following an eviction notice. This legislative change removes a key safety net for landlords: the ability to quickly find new tenants and maintain rental income during turnover periods. For many, this has inc
The Renters’ Rights Act has introduced a re-letting ban following eviction notices, effectively removing a key safety net for landlords. This change means landlords cannot immediately re-let a property once they have served an eviction notice, even if the tenant leaves voluntaril
June saw a notable rise in property auction activity across the UK, with sales volumes climbing by over 35% compared to the same month last year. This uptick pushed the total value raised through auctions well above the £300 million mark, reflecting increased investor appetite fo
June saw a notable 35% rise in property auction sales compared to the previous month, with the total value raised also climbing significantly. This jump suggests growing investor interest in auction properties, which often offer quicker transactions and potential discounts compar
Foundation and Principality Intermediaries have both increased rates on selected buy-to-let mortgage products from 18 July 2026. Foundation’s adjustments affect a range of fixed-rate options, including F1, F2 HMO, F2 MUFB, large HMO, short-term let, and expat products. Principali
Foundation and Principality Intermediaries have increased rates on a range of their buy-to-let products as of 18 July 2026. The adjustments affect fixed-rate deals across multiple segments including F1, F2 HMO, multi-unit freehold blocks, large HMOs, short-term lets and expat mor
The ongoing leasehold crisis in the UK property market remains a significant barrier for investors and homeowners alike. Despite the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act, thousands of leaseholders continue to face rising service charges, ground rents, and escalating legal fees. Thes
Andy Burnham’s indication that property and personal assets may be targeted for new taxation raises clear questions for UK landlords. Our analysis at Prop AI Deals suggests that any increase in property-related taxes will tighten margins for many investors, particularly those wit
