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UK Renters Right Act: Landlords can’t use rent increase clause as an indirect means to evict tenants; Here’s the new process of increasing rentBig news for UK renters. From May 1, 2026, landlords can no longer use rent review clauses to hike rents. They must now follow a specific l...- UK Renters’ Rights Act: These are the 11 legal grounds landlords can still use to evict tenantsThe UK Renters' Rights Act, effective May 1, 2026, introduces significant changes to tenant evictions. Landlords can now evict tenants unde...
- UK Renters Right Act: Landlord can’t evict tenants during 12 months protected period; Here’s when landlords can get possession of the propertyEngland's new Renters Right Act offers tenants a 12-month eviction shield at tenancy start. Landlords cannot evict for personal use or sale...
- UK Renters’ Rights Act: Landlords face £7,000 fine if ‘Information Sheet’ isn’t given to tenants by May 31, 2026; Know how to downloadNew rules under the UK Renters’ Rights Act 2025 require landlords to give tenants an official Information Sheet. This document explains cha...
- UK tenancy rule change from May 1, 2026: Landlords can no longer evict tenants through no-fault evictions, Here’s four other changes for tenants in the United KingdomThe UK's Renters' Rights Act, effective May 1, 2026, significantly overhauls tenant protections. Key changes include abolishing 'no-fault' ...
- How Indians can grab a slice of property in LondonIndians and other foreign nationals can invest in UK property, including London, but ownership doesn't grant residency. Visa requirements, ...
- What are the new 2024 Property laws and how will they impact you? All you need to knowIn 2024, new property laws can come into existence. King Charles III gave the first King’s speech in more than 70 years, where he introduce...
- NRIs around the world are struggling to maintain their property in IndiaThe Indian real estate market is attracting more interest from Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) due to increasing rental yields and the deprecia...
- UK landlord loses legal action to ban curry-cooking Indian tenants"I find the policy is unlawful. Such a policy has no place in our society," said Judge Richard Polden in his ruling.
- Now you can pay rent using your credit cardA London-based company RedGirraffe’s fintech platform, RentPay, allows you to pay rent through credit cards of select Indian banks. Here's ...
- UK cracks down on illegal immigrants living as tenantsLandlords will be expected to evict tenants who lose the right to live in England under new UK government measures to crack down on illegal...
- NRI landlord needn’t prove ownership to evict tenant, says SCThe court was ruling on a case from Punjab where an NRI returned and wanted to vacate a shop he had rented out as he wanted to start a busi...
- Hong Kong most expensive retail location, luxury brands use flagship stores to break into Chinese markerInternational fashion brands and luxury retailers have used flagship stores in Hong Kong to break into the Chinese market and attract custo...
- UK crackdown on NRI 'criminal landlords'In the process, such 'tenants' face exploitation and are unable to approach authorities due to their own illegal immigration status.
- Citigroup Tower up for sale for more than 1 bn poundsThe Citigroup Tower in London's Canary Wharf business district has been put on the market for more than 1 billion pounds ($1.64 billion).
- Unemployed NRIs ignite rental scene in IndiaNRIs who lost jobs in US and other European countries due to market meltdown are flocking to India, igniting rental market dramatically. Ho...
- UK realty majors' dreams come crashing down as demand tapersLondon developers are adding the equivalent of 160 trading floors of office space in the main financial district in the next two years.
- Globalized valuation standardsIn an age of globalization, valuation of property needs to be on a par with international market norms.
- London, Mumbai have the world's priciest officesLondon and Mumbai tenants paid the most for high-quality offices this year.
- Hot UK home prices poised for a steep crash: UK home prices, rising at the fastest pace in two years, are “very highly inflated” and at risk of collapsing, said Vincent Tchenguiz, on...
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