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In Focus (2023 Qtr 4): Adaptations & leaseholder issues
This quarterly consultation focuses on, firsty, adaptations. It looks at the apparent mismatch between demand and landlord awareness of opportunities to offer property to tenants who require adaptations. Secondly, leaseholding issues and landlord views on key elements of the leaseholder bill progressing through Parliament at the time of this research. Landlord confidence is also presented - has the PRS reached a turning point?
Minimise your tax liability – 5 tips for landlords
Owning a rental property exposes you to a complex world of taxation! Recent years have seen unfavourable changes for landlords, such as elimination of mortgage interest deduction, the introduction of additional purchase taxes for investment properties and the reduction of capital gains tax for all asset classes except property. To maximise profitability, landlords must minimise tax liability. NRLA partner Leaders Romans outline five strategies to achieve that goal.
Rental Reform: What happens next?
Just before Easter, the press reported that the UK Government will amend the Renters (Reform) Bill to ensure it works for both landlords and tenants – including fundamental NRLA calls on certainty for landlords and student tenancies. Here the association's Deputy Director for Campaigns, Public Affairs and Policy Meera Chindooroy explains where we are, and what happens next.
Could the relaxation of permitted development rights hit housing standards?
The Government believes that deregulation of the planning system will help to generate the scale of building needed to tackle the housing crisis. But could it do more harm than good?
Supply crisis the crux of rising rents
Supply and demand issues are driving rents ever higher, with urgent action needed to support landlords and tenants. The NRLA has called for positive action to help meet the increasing demand for rented homes, after new figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed rents have risen by 15 per cent since January 2022.