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What Percentage Can a Landlord Increase Rent? A Strategic for UK Landlords
Moving Beyond Arbitrary Percentages This is one of the most frequently asked questions we received from landlords—and the answer is far more nuanced than a simple percentage. There is no government-mandated cap of 3%, 5%, or any arbitrary figure in England. What the law does establish is a standard: the proposed new rent must not exceed the open market rent for the property. As the private rented sector evolves, particularly with the implementation of the Renters' Rights Act

Amanda Woodward
Aug 27 min read


Periodic Tenancies: The Shift From Fixed Terms to Retention Strategy
The Fundamental Shift in UK Property Management Periodic tenancies are rapidly becoming the cornerstone of the UK rental landscape. For property investors and landlords across the Private Rented Sector (PRS ), social housing, and supported accommodation, this represents a seismic shift from traditional operational models. The days of relying solely on the predictable cycle of fixed-term tenancies are drawing to a close. For decades, the standard operating procedure was straig

Amanda Woodward
Apr 2913 min read
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