Artificial intelligence and Large Language Models (LLMs) are everywhere. Along with their rise has come the question of whether they will replace jobs. It is a discussion that has been around for a while, but recently it feels much ...
Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax is one of the biggest changes to UK tax reporting for landlords and self-employed individuals in recent years. If you own rental property, it is important to understand whether the new rules ...
The clock is ticking. In less than two weeks, the rental landscape in England will undergo its most significant transformation in decades. Whether you’re a seasoned portfolio landlord or managing a single buy-to-let, here’s ...
You’ve had a good tenancy and it’s now time to think of ending it. But what does it mean to end a tenancy “well”? To us, it’s simple: no surprises. That means no loss of income, no infringement of rights or responsibilities, and the ...
With the Renters’ Rights Bill on the way, I attended an industry event to gauge landlord sentiment and market direction. Here are the key takeaways from the National Landlord Investment Show in London. ✅ To-Do List for Landlords in ...
It’s hard to believe that we are nearly halfway through 2025! If you are visiting or returning to London this summer, I’d love to catch up over coffee—please drop me a line anytime. Property Matters Newsletter Contents Housing Stock ...
Interest rates may be falling, but that doesn’t mean mortgages are suddenly affordable. With rents still high, many tenants are exploring shared ownership as a way onto the property ladder. The concept isn’t new—it’s been around since ...
As the year comes to a close, I want to thank you for the support you’ve given us, as we celebrated our 10th business anniversary (blog link below). We couldn’t have reached this milestone without you. Property Matters ...
Tempus fugit! How has it already been ten years? It feels like just yesterday I was designing our company logo. So much has evolved – both in the industry and in my own journey. Here’s a glimpse of the last decade. Trials and ...
The government introduced the Renters’ Rights Bill in the House of Commons. Details announced on 11 September 2024 Here are the key measures outlined in the Bill: Abolishing Section 21 ‘no fault evictions’ to eliminate the risk of ...
