
Spotlight: UK Co-Living 2025
"The UK Co-Living sector is growing, underpinned by a substantial and varied demand pool"
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"The UK Co-Living sector is growing, underpinned by a substantial and varied demand pool"
"The Renters’ Rights Bill (RRB), although not yet finalised, is expected to pass into law by the summer. "
"The recent statement by Housing Minister Paul McLennan to the Scottish Parliament on the government’s approach to Stage 2 of the Housing Bill has significant implications for landlords. "
"The Next Phase of Evolution"
"In the 2023 Autumn Statement the Government announced an end to a four-year freeze in rates for Local Housing Allowance (LHA), the maximum amount people renting from a private landlord can claim in Housing Benefit or Universal Credit."
"Revision of minimum energy efficiency standard (MEES) regulations by the Government and the delay in implementation should not be seen by landlords as a reason to sit back and wait. "
"A triple whammy of financial and regulatory pressures will drive a wedge between smaller, more indebted landlords and larger investors with less exposure to mortgage debt, who are better placed to capitalise on future rental growth"
"The pick-up in sales rates suggests activity is likely to return to the land market by the second half of the year"
"Over a fifth of UK CO2 emissions are from residential stock, but it is also likely to be the toughest sector to decarbonise"
"Rural landlords can overcome the latest energy efficiency challenge with a long-term strategy that looks beyond the Energy Performance Certificate"