Why has landlord created leases on parking spaces?

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Hi, we have two phases in our property development:

1. Phase One: 149 flats (140 with leases), built around 2005.
2. Phase Two: 66 flats (11 with leases). The landlord rents out the rest and has created leases on parking spaces in this phase.

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Letting agency demands policies that support landlords

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A letting agency has called for the next government not to punish landlords and instead promote policies for more investment in the private rented sector.

Leaders Romans Group has compiled a Top 10 Manifesto Wishlist with a list of fiscal reforms for the private rented sector.

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Landlords and the General Election: Who should we vote for?

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Rishi Sunak’s surprise announcement to call a General Election might turn out to be one of the best political gambles of modern times but where will landlords stand?

None of the parties have been kind to landlords in recent years

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Renters (Reform) Bill declared ‘Dead’ ahead of General Election

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The Renters (Reform) Bill is dead, according to various tenant groups.

The Renters (Reform) Coalition and Generation Rent, say the Renters (Reform) Bill is unlikely to pass before the General Election.

However, the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill will be debated in the House of Lords today.

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£1 in every £14 lent is for BTL – the pendulum has gone too far

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A couple of days ago I shared an article from the Telegraph entitled “160,000 rental properties disappear as landlords sell up” – with some commentary that has had a fair few thousand impressions on social media, including a couple of thousand views on my YouTube channel on my video on the subject (that’s a big deal for my little channel!).

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Crossrail stations offer a haven for London’s house prices

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While London has seen house prices fall in the past two years, properties near Crossrail stations have shown some growth, one estate agency says.

Benham and Reeves say the stations offer a surprising bright spot in the capital’s property market

On average

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Charity calls for stronger protections in Renters (Reform) Bill as renter costs soar

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The Renters (Reform) Bill, currently making its way through the House of Lords, doesn’t go far enough to address the growing financial strain on private renters, the debt charity StepChange warns.

It says the cost of renting in the UK has become increasingly unaffordable and points to new figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

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Snap Election – YIKES!

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So – many of us thought that we were nailed on for a late 2024 election. Sunak hanging on by the fingernails. Polling is terrible (things can change, of course). There are a few theories why:

He fancies a long summer holiday (only half joking

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Landlord and agent General Election votes are still ‘up for grabs’

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There’s a large proportion of property professionals who say they are yet to decide their political vote for the upcoming General Election, a survey reveals.

The research from Goodlord and the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) of more than 1,000 participants

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Legal Eagle required for council approved rent to rent contract?

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I am looking for a solicitor well versed in looking at commercial contracts with a property owner and a rent to rent company.

Due to Selective Licensing (SL) occupancy restrictions, I am finding it increasingly difficult to find tenants required (one family-sized unit) for a large property that has recently been fully renovated.

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