Wedlake Bell Insights

    • Renter's Rights
    • Nov 17, 2025

    The Renters’ Rights Act 2025

    On 1 May 2026, phase 1 of the new regime will come into force, on which date the majority of the more significant changes to tenancies, existing and new, will take effect and all tenancies will automatically transfer onto the

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    • In Trust
    • Nov 5, 2025

    Renters’ Rights Act 2025 – what landlords need to know

    Whilst further regulations are eagerly awaited to bring the Act into force, it is vital that landlords are prepared for the changes. To assist landlords, we’ve outlined the key changes in the summary below. Existing tenancy agreements and new tenancy

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    • Article
    • Aug 21, 2025

    Could tax reform speculation chill the residential property market?

    In the news this week, headlines have been dominated by speculation of no less than 4 major tax changes that could reshape the residential property market. With the Autumn Budget approaching, uncertainty is mounting over how these proposals might affect

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    • In Trust
    • Jun 4, 2025

    Co-owning property with confidence

    People often think co-ownership of property relates only to married couples, civil partners or common law partners. However, there are other situations where a property may be held jointly, for example, business partners, family members, friends and trustees. In England

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