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With the Renters (Reform) Bill set to empower private rental tenants making its way through the legislative process and the Budget on the horizon, residential landlords, reportedly exiting the sector despite spiralling demand for homes, no doubt have their eyes currently set on the government. Here, we take a look at what’s potentially on the horizon for landlords.
This year marks two years of the Elizabeth line after it was opened in April 2022 amidst much fanfare. It took more than a decade to build and it bust its multi-billion pounds’ budget.
Some uncertainty ahead but it’s not all bleak for landlords
Whilst landlords will be facing uncertainty with a General Election looming next year, demand is expected to outstrip supply. Rents are expected to continue to rise but mortgage rates are likely to decline slightly.
The retail park’s continuing popularity
The retail park with convenient parking and often sited at an out-of-town location retains its attraction for shoppers particularly following the UK’s rainy summer.