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The Autumn Budget 2026 has brought greater clarity to the London property market, but for landlords, it also introduces further financial considerations.
With rental income tax set to rise again, understanding the impact on property investment and long-term profitability has become increasingly important
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For landlords in Prime Central London, achieving a successful letting involves more than finding a tenant.
Accurate pricing, regulatory compliance and professional property management all play an important role in protecting rental income and long-term property value.
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The way homes are rented in England has changed significantly.
The first major reforms under the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 came into force on 1 May 2026, changing tenancy agreements, rent increases, possession procedures and the rights and responsibilities of both landlords and tenants.
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Grange London Begins an Exciting New Chapter with Jefferies London
At Grange London, we're delighted to announce an exciting milestone in our journey.
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The New Reality of Buy-to-Let Interest Rates
April 2026 marks the most significant shift in the UK rental landscape in over three decades. With the Renters’ Rights Act taking full effect alongside major tax overhauls, the "business as usual" approach is no longer an option.
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Understanding the Renters’ Rights Act: What Landlords Need to Know
The Renters’ Rights Act 2026 introduces major changes to the private rented sector in England. For landlords, tenants and letting agents, it means a new tenancy framework, the end of Section 21, tighter rules around rent, and a greater focus on compliance and professional management.
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Helping landlords navigate the changing regulatory landscape
With April approaching, here is a clear, practical update on Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (often shortened to MTD for Income Tax).
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Westminster’s New Selective Licensing Scheme (2025–2030): What Landlords Need to Know
From 24 November 2025, most privately rented homes in 15 Westminster wards will legally require a Selective Licence.
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What every Central London homeowner should know before selling
Are you a homeowner in Paddington or Kensington wondering whether now is the right time to sell? With the Central London property market constantly evolving, understanding your local area's dynamics is key to making a confident, informed decision.
