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Autumn’s the perfect season for change. Maybe it comes from our school days: autumn was always the time for new shoes, new stationery and a new start. As the leaves turn gold and the evenings draw in, the property market wakes up from summer’s lull, with buyers eager...
The Renters’ Rights Bill is moving ever closer to becoming law, with the first changes likely to be implemented in early 2026. Following detailed debates in the House of Lords before Parliament’s summer recess, the Bill returned to the House of Commons for its final...
Autumn is a key time for the property market – after the summer lull, many people return from their holidays and start thinking about moving. House prices are increasing, with prices up by 2.8% in the South East when compared with 2024. So, if you’re considering your...
The third reading of the Renters’ Rights Bill took place on 21st July and it will now return to the House of Commons after the summer recess, where MPs will consider amendments made by the Lords. Once both Houses agree on the Bill, it will go to the King for Royal...
After more than 30 hours of debate and analysis, the Committee Stage of the Renters’ Rights Bill has now concluded and it will soon move to the Report Stage, where further amendments can be made before the Bill receives Royal Assent and becomes law. The Bill is likely...
The Renters’ Rights Bill is currently progressing through Parliament and this week has reached the Committee stage. At this stage, the contents of the Bill are examined line-by-line and all amendments must be considered. Following this update to the Bill’s timeline,...