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The UK Government has set out further reforms across housing, communities, and local government, with proposals affecting leasehold, building safety, social housing, local authority standards, and tourism levies. Reforms to Right to Buy, local authority standards, visitor levies and high value property taxation could also affect local housing markets and the way councils, owners, agents and residents interact.
As the weather warms up, we revisit one of the hottest topics in every sector: AI. Discover how Propertymark and the University of Warwick are helping shape the conversation, and explore how AI can help and hinder standout property listings. Ahead of the Renters’ Rights Act, Valerie Bannister reflects on 30 years of industry change and future hopes.
Whilst it is best practice for letting agents to review their Terms of Business ahead of the reforms kicking in, especially if they are making changes to the type of services they offer to clients, there is no requirement for these business-specific documents to be formally Renters’ Rights compliant.
The Building Safety Regulator (BSR) has announced a new improvement plan to accelerate remediation works on higher-risk buildings (HRBs) across England to tackle ongoing delays in the approvals process. A series of operational changes designed to reduce application backlogs, improve decision times, and support higher-quality submissions from industry have been included.