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Landlord must pay thousands after neglecting historic building

26th August 2026

Landlord must pay thousands after neglecting historic building

A landlord that let a historic building fall into disrepair has been ordered to pay more than £8,000. It is the latest case in a heritage enforcement drive that has now taken action on more than 100 buildings across Stoke-on-Trent. The city council successfully prosecuted landlord company Nour House Ltd and its two...

Landlords particularly vulnerable for property fraud – claim

25th August 2026

Landlords particularly vulnerable for property fraud – claim

Buyers, sellers, landlords and owner occupiers are being urged to be aware of the growing property...

Landlords urged to check for extreme heat damage

25th August 2026

Landlords urged to check for extreme heat damage

Landlords and other property owners are being urged to inspect their investments for signs of heat-related...

New landlords are sharper, business-like and strategic – top agent

25th August 2026

New landlords are sharper, business-like and strategic – top agent

A new generation of investors are entering the market driven by long-term wealth creation, lifestyle flexibility...

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