Skip to content

Antony Antoniou – Luxury Property Expert

Menu
Facebook Twitter Linkedin Youtube Instagram

Tenants

Local authorities attempting to fix the damage they have created

Local authorities attempting to fix the damage they have created

Local authorities attempting to fix the damage they have created

Local Councils’ Misguided Policies Exacerbate Housing Crisis
Rent Payment Fiasco

For years, local authorities have been waging a war against landlords, implementing policies that have not only made life difficult for property owners but have also failed to help tenants in any meaningful way. One such misguided move was the decision to pay housing benefits directly to claimants instead of transferring the rent portion to landlords.

10 things landlords and renters need to know in 2024

Widespread tenancy reforms, a high cost of borrowing and rising rents are just a few of the challenges facing landlords and tenants in 2024. 

The government’s Renters Reform Bill is likely to steal the headlines, but uncertainty remains as to the future of no-fault evictions. 

Ban on no-fault evictions delayed following resistance

Ban on no-fault evictions delayed following resistance ‘Huge’ number of politicians oppose the bill, which is at risk of missing critical deadline Introduction: The much-anticipated Renters Reform Bill, spearheaded by Michael Gove, may not see the light of day before the year’s end. With backbench MPs pushing against it and… Read More »Ban on no-fault evictions delayed following resistance

Navigating the Crisis – Unraveling Court Delays for Landlords in UK Evictions

Navigating the Crisis – Unraveling Court Delays for Landlords in UK Evictions Introduction In a sweeping crisis that echoes back three decades, the UK’s private rented sector is reeling under an unprecedented challenge: the disturbing surge in court delays faced by landlords seeking tenant evictions. An expert in the field,… Read More »Navigating the Crisis – Unraveling Court Delays for Landlords in UK Evictions

The Complex Puzzle of Buy-to-Let Landlords Exiting the Market and its Impact on First-Time Buyers and Renters

The Complex Puzzle of Buy-to-Let Landlords Exiting the Market and its Impact on First-Time Buyers and Renters Introduction In today’s real estate landscape, a curious paradox has emerged. As buy-to-let landlords are gradually selling off their properties, there seems to be a mismatch between the anticipated benefits for first-time buyers… Read More »The Complex Puzzle of Buy-to-Let Landlords Exiting the Market and its Impact on First-Time Buyers and Renters

Striking a Balance – Landlord Profit and Tenant Security Amidst Evictions

Striking a Balance – Landlord Profit and Tenant Security Amidst Evictions In the ongoing discussion surrounding the rental housing market, there is a tendency to depict landlords as greedy profiteers ready to evict tenants at the slightest provocation. However, the reality is more intricate than this one-sided portrayal suggests. While… Read More »Striking a Balance – Landlord Profit and Tenant Security Amidst Evictions

The Surge of No-Fault Evictions in England Sparks Urgent Calls for Renters Reform Bill

The Surge of No-Fault Evictions in England Sparks Urgent Calls for Renters Reform Bill **Introduction:** The specter of eviction looms large for renters in England as the number of no-fault eviction proceedings hits a six-year high, underscoring the need for immediate legislative action. Recent data released by the Ministry of… Read More »The Surge of No-Fault Evictions in England Sparks Urgent Calls for Renters Reform Bill