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Renters (Reform) Bill casts shadow over letting agents and landlords
Research from Goodlord and Vouch reveals lettings agents and landlords are mostly pessimistic about the pending rule changes announced in May.
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Features
How to make the lettings business easier
If lettings is getting you down, there are ways to ease the pressure, says Lisa Isaacs, so don’t throw the towel in just yet.
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Average rent rockets 20% in a month to ‘staggering’ new record
Research by Goodlord shows the average rental is now above £1,300 per month, nearly 10% higher than the previous record.
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Housing Market
As the Renters Reform Bill draws closer it’s time for Ministers to stop ignoring landlords
Goodlord boss William Reeve says that while landlords are unlikely to be winning any popularity contests soon, ignoring them or making them the fall guys for the sector’s woes won’t help anybody.
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Co-founder leaves lettings proptech company, Goodlord
COO Tom Mundy moves on after nine years of developing Goodlord from a bright idea to a leading tenant onboarding platform.
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Industry webinar to tackle government inaction on lettings
Key figures from across the industry will come together in a free webinar tomorrow morning hosted by Goodlord boss William Reeve to discuss the challenges currently facing lettings.
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More landlords will quit in 2023 and rent arrears will rise – survey
Rising arrears and falling house prices will see more landlords quit the market this year according to research by Goodlord.
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Stirling Ackroyd confirms commitment to lettings tech until 2025
Recently relaunched estate agency group re-signs with platform Goodlord for another three years.
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Goodlord chief admits ‘mis-steps’ over referencing team strike
CEO William Reeve says situation could have been handled better but that company faced political campaign rather than real employee dispute.
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