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Over the years, I have spent a lot of time defending landlords in possession cases, but I have also consistently acknowledged the need for tenants' rights. Most landlords simply want good tenants who pay their rent and look after the property, while most tenants just want a safe and secure home. The challenge comes when things go wrong.
Following the 2022 restriction of ground rents on new leases to zero, the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 was passed in May 2024. While only a few measures are currently live, the recent King’s Speech in May 2026 outlined a brand-new Bill to accelerate these changes. Here are the 5 essential updates on recent and future reforms, and exactly what they mean for your property investments.
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