This Week in UK Property (01 to 06 December)

Autumn Budget 2025 & Beyond: New Changes & Critical Existing Provisions for Landlords

Landlords, here’s your wake‑up call. The Autumn Budget 2025 may have just tilted the playing field. Rental yields will fall and tax reliefs are shrinking. Read our article to know what to do next.

Government Releases New Guidance on Eviction Process Under the Renters Rights Act

Evictions just turned from quick letters into detailed court cases. Under the new Renters Rights Act, landlords must follow precise notice rules, prepare evidential bundles and submit proper applications. Find out what all you must be prepared for.

5 Hard Truths About Property Investment After the 2025 Budget

Think property investing can still ride the wave? Not after Budget 2025. Tax hikes, surcharges and frozen allowances now make holding Buy‑to‑Lets in your name a losing game, unless you rethink your strategy as we have explained in our article.

The Ins & Outs of Who’s Affected by England’s New Overnight Visitor Levy

Airbnb, Booking.com or a cosy B&B — the new visitor levy doesn’t discriminate. Learn which service accommodation providers are affected and how to avoid being caught off guard.

What Landlords Looking to Transfer Property to a Limited Company Should Know

Yes, a limited company can slash your tax bite on rental income and restore full mortgage interest relief. But the transfer comes with its own share of headaches. So, is it worth it? Find out.

Purpose of Acquisition v. Purpose of Holding: Tax Relief Requirements for Property Development Interest

Developers, wake up! The promise of discounted Stamp Duty and ATED exemptions hinges on being ‘exclusively’ in development. Add any side purpose like raising funds or protecting assets, and HMRC might hit you hard. Find out what we’re talking about by reading this article.