You’re probably going to end up in an HMO
The brutal arithmetic behind the rise in HMO applications
ByLandlords
The Renters’ Rights Act may be the first law to improve my life
Labour should make more of a fuss of these long overdue reforms
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Landlords are a brake on growth
If she wants to energise the economy, Rachel Reeves should become their sworn enemy.
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Labour has become the party of landlordism
It is complicit in the class war on renters.
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The landlord stranglehold
How will Generation Rent ever find a home?
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Welcome to HMO Britain
While neighbours suffer, landlords are cashing in on Britain’s demand for houses in multiple occupation.
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Leasehold is the ultimate symbol of our broken economic model
To challenge rentier capitalism, the next Labour government should end the great leasehold con.
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Four out of five landlords want higher energy efficiency standards, polling shows
Research from the Social Market Foundation suggests there is little support for the government’s backtracking on energy performance upgrades.
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Landlordism is killing culture
Music venues, pubs and cinemas are struggling to survive under rentier capitalism.
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Should landlords be able to give two weeks’ notice?
Who defines whether a tenant is guilty of antisocial behaviour?
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Good riddance to the buy-to-let landlord
As small-scale owners are pushed out, now is the time to professionalise the sector.
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Scotland’s rent freeze
The responsiveness of the country’s proportional electoral system to left-wing pressure is in sharp contrast with English conservatism.
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To fix England’s housing crisis, scrap Right to Buy
The government is more interested in headlines than housing reform.
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Who owns Britain?
There was a time, in the days of Lloyd George and then Attlee, when land reform was a convulsive policy.…
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