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I had a call this week from a landlord who owns one flat near Clapham Common - a flat she used to live in, now let to a lovely couple. She isn't a property mogul. She's an accidental landlord with a single tenancy and a full-time job. And she wanted to know if "this new register thing" applied to her. It does. So if that sounds like you, read on.
The government ha...
Stand outside any letting board on Clapham High Street for ten minutes and you'll see it: a viewing, then another, then a couple already filling in a holding form on their phone before they've left the pavement. The queue is real. And this week the numbers caught up with what we've been living down here all summer.
Advertised rents across London rose 9.8% in August....
The government has confirmed it. The new Private Rented Sector Database, the "landlord register" everyone has been talking about since the Renters' Rights Act, goes live on 15 December 2026.
Here is what it actually means for you if you own a rental property:
£65 per property. Per year. Not a one-off. You pay it on regis...
There's a particular look I've seen a lot lately across the desk from Clapham landlords: part resignation, part "just tell me what I actually have to do." The Renters' Rights Act has been talked about for so long that some owners have switched off entirely. That's the mistake. As one industry voice put it bluntly this week, this is a storm agents and landlords cann...
Every few weeks another buy-to-let landlord walks into my office with the same opening line: "I think I'm done." Usually it's someone who bought a one or two-bed flat off Clapham Common or near Abbeville Village years ago, has had a decent run, and is now quietly worn down by the paperwork, the mortgage rates and the sense that the rules keep moving against them. T...