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PlanetRent: Omit an inventory at your peril

This was a comment spotted online beneath an article discussing the importance of inventories to landlords and letting agents. It’s a fair question. Unless your tenancy began before 1 June, check-out fees and charges for services such as a professional clean at the e...

Read    23/09/2019

What exactly do renters want?

In a recent study by global law firm CMS, a comprehensive report titled Urban Being: The Future of City Living explored what renters truly want. One of the key takeaways from the research is understanding the divergence between generational preferences. As CMS points...

Read    20/09/2019

Top London rents: what else could you buy?

We all know how pricey London can be – after all, it’s one of the most expensive cities in the world. With Hamptons International confirming this week that average rents are up by 2% since last August, everyone living in the capital must sometimes wonder how much mor...

Read    18/09/2019

The top 10 property hotspots are outside London

Buy-to-let: where's the best UK location? Forget the south of England. The best places to let property are now in northern towns and cities, according to new research from Rightmove, which analyses asking rents outside London.Data from the property website shows that...

Read    12/09/2019

No slowdown for BTR pipeline in the Northwest

Build-to-rent (BTR) properties continue to command a premium, but the focus is on the quality of the product rather than pounds per square foot. Key points include:Rental growth for July was around 1.13%.Andrew Cook from M&G noted potential pricing pressures as m...

Read    11/09/2019

Making the case for a new housing court

In June, we blogged about the idea of setting up a new, dedicated housing court. This has worked well in Scotland, where landlords can take action quickly when faced with rogue tenants. According to one of the biggest-ever surveys of landlords and letting agents done...

Read    04/09/2019

How NOT to win friends - or votes!

If you want a lesson in shooting yourself in the foot, you don’t have to go much further than yesterday’s ‘right to buy’ announcement from the Labour party.Labour has pledged to introduce a new policy: if it wins the next general election it will give private tenants...

Read    03/09/2019

Why we need S21

Section 21, the ‘no-fault’ eviction process, has been in place since the Housing Act 1988. At Ringley, we believe abolishing it is detrimental to landlords and, ultimately, tenants.

Read    22/08/2019

Rents up yet more landlords leave the market

This section introduces two new reports from ARLA and Goodlord, which provide insight into the current state of the lettings industry. It highlights key findings about rents, demand, and the impact of recent legislative changes like the Tenant Fees Act.

Read    16/08/2019

Insurance: are you covered?

Your landlord should be insured for structural damage, but what about the contents of your flat? Many renters assume they are covered, but this is often not the case.

Read    14/08/2019

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