Landlords prepare for interest rate rise
Landlords are already responding the the interest rate rise, but how will it affect the market?
Commercial landlords unprepared for MEES deadline
Study suggests landlords aren't ready for MEES.
Portfolio landlords spending longer seeking mortgages
Landlords spending longer mortgage-hunting thanks to new rules: but is it all bad?
Changing landlord attitudes spark new incentive ideas
Landlords are changing tactics and the government is considering fresh incentives in response.
Commercial landlords risk losing the sharing economy
Following concern about how sharing economy services are being used, could the sharing economy's potential soon be over for property managers?
Commercial landlords need to get ahead on energy standards
The new Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard (MEES) comes into force for commercial landlords on April 1, 2018. The regulations will not allow landlords to start a new lease unless their property has an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of E or higher.
UK commercial property funds reopen after Brexit
Several of the UK’s leading commercial property funds were suspended in the wake of Brexit, leaving investors unable to access their money. However, it has recently emerged that some will be fully operational again in October 2016.