Challenging unfair rents will be cheaper than expected under Labour shakeup
Under the Labour government's new regulations, renters will only pay £47 to appeal unfair rent increases, a decision influenced by David Lammy, aiming to protect tenants from potential exploitation by landlords.
Incredible extortion after the murder of a toddler. Owners want 27 million for the guesthouse, threatening with other tenants
The story reports on a case of extortion involving a guesthouse following the murder of a toddler, with the owners demanding a substantial sum from potential tenants.
Announcing higher rent is unpleasant. But mortgages are pressuring, says the owner of 150 apartments
The article discusses the challenges faced by a landlord in Czechia regarding rental price increases due to rising mortgage pressures.
Renting real estate in Tallinn is beyond many people's means
Renting property in Tallinn is becoming increasingly unaffordable, forcing tenants to make uncomfortable compromises between cost and quality.
Warehouses will not share the fate of offices, from where tenants are moving to cheaper countries
An interview explores Poland's competitive position in the Central European warehouse market and future trends affecting it.
They destroyed the apartment, disappeared without paying, and threw the key into the mailbox, describes the investor
An investor recounts a troubling incident where tenants caused damage to an apartment and left mysteriously without paying the rent.
Landlords freeze rents to keep tenants
Landlords in Poland are freezing rents amid a seasonal decline in tenant demand for rentals, allowing for negotiations and discounts.
Rental with an option to purchase: what are the underwater stones of such transactions?
Many residents of Latvia dream of owning their own homes, but for various reasons, including insufficient funds for a down payment, they struggle to secure standard mortgage loans. A rental model that allows tenants not only to pay rent but also to eventually become homeowners is gaining attention, necessitating a precise legal approach, as discussed by experts in the field.
LAMATA pays tenants displaced by Blue line rail depot
The Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority has initiated compensation for tenants displaced due to the land acquisition for the Blue Line rail depot in Okokomaiko.
Scrap properties: Drastic fight against shabby houses
Authorities in Germany are taking action against dilapidated properties, often referred to as "scrap properties," as they pose significant risks to tenants and are linked to social welfare fraud.
Rentals: What changes from April 1 – the 'gift' is lost and discounts for cash payments
Starting April 1, 2026, payment of rent through bank accounts will be mandatory in Greece, impacting cash payment incentives for tenants and landlords.
Tenants are fighting for the best commercial premises
The supply of commercial spaces in Warsaw is rapidly decreasing, particularly in the Central Business District, leading to intense competition among various tenants.
Some tenants are angry as new residents get cheaper apartments
Large landlords are attracting new tenants with lower rents, causing dissatisfaction among existing residents.
Supreme Court: Landlords who condone unreported lodging operations by tenants must repay reduced acquisition tax
The South Korean Supreme Court ruled that landlords are responsible for unpaid acquisition taxes if their tenants operate lodging businesses without notification.
Prague pressured tenants, agreed with Soukup on debt repayment
Prague has reached an agreement with Soukup regarding the repayment of debt, which involved pressuring tenants.
Rent pause for flooded Aboriginal communities: ‘We’re talking about the most disadvantaged people in the Territory’
The Northern Territory government has implemented a rent freeze for public housing tenants in Aboriginal communities affected by severe flooding due to recent monsoonal rains.
Common Expenses: What to Do If Increases in Liquidation Raise Doubts
The article discusses the concerns faced by property owners and tenants due to rising common expenses in Argentina, outlining legal avenues available for objecting unjustified increases.
‘Police activity hasn’t stopped:’ Tenants evicted from problem home in Rutland
Two tenants have been evicted from a problematic property in Rutland, B.C., amidst ongoing police and bylaw issues.
Unemployment Benefit from April 1: Will Be Able to Receive Alimony, Dividends, Money from Tenants
Starting April 1, unemployment benefits will not be revoked for individuals receiving alimony, dividends, or rent payments.
There is no shortage of rental apartments, rents are not rising
According to expert Marek Wielgo, the rental market in Poland is experiencing an increase in available apartments while rents remain stable.
Ideas: The Left Shouldn’t Demonize Homeowners
The article discusses the tension within the left regarding the perception of homeowners, contrasting the views of tenant advocates with a more radical perspective that sees homeownership as inherently exploitative.
Survey: Nearly half of tenants have seen rent increase in a year
A recent survey indicates that nearly half of tenants in Latvia have experienced a rent increase over the past year, with low rent levels still prevalent.
A landlord and two tenants arrested in Madrid after a fight in which the owner of the house barricaded himself with a wedding cake sword
A landlord and two tenants were arrested in Madrid after a violent altercation that saw the landlord barricade himself with a sword used for cutting wedding cakes.
A man barricades himself in a Retiro residence with a katana
A man in Retiro district has barricaded himself in his apartment armed with a katana following a dispute with his tenants.
Vilnius Business Park to host multifunctional Kärcher centre
Kärcher is set to establish a new multifunctional center in Vilnius Business Park, reflecting a growing trend among tenants for efficient, combined spaces for business operations.
Tenant not paying rent for years? New law may change that
A proposed petition aims to reform eviction laws in Poland, potentially easing the burdens on landlords dealing with non-paying tenants.
Rēzeknes spa fails to find tenants in the latest auction; requirements for investors could be eased
The Rēzeknes spa remains tenantless despite ongoing efforts by the local government, which has struggled to attract investors for over five years.
Big change is coming for landlords and new Section 21 law can't come soon enough
A proposed change to the Section 21 law in the UK aims to improve conditions for renters by limiting landlords' ability to evict tenants without reason.
Blow to affordable housing in New York: what changes for low-income tenants from March 6
A court ruling has annulled legal protections that required landlords in New York to accept tenants with rental subsidies, impacting low-income renters starting March 6.
Good news for tenants in the U.S.: Kansas debates a law that would allow paying rent in installments and expand the definition of income
Kansas is debating a law that would allow tenants to pay rent in installments and broaden the definition of legal income for housing access.
'Better off being homeless': Canberra's biggest landlord failing tenants
The ACT Ombudsman criticizes the ACT government for failing to adequately fulfill its responsibilities as a landlord, highlighting severe issues in public housing conditions.
Alert about the modus operandi of scammers promoting rentals in San Francisco with TikTok videos
Tenants in San Francisco are at risk of falling for rental scams facilitated by false accounts on TikTok that use stolen content to lure victims with unusually low prices.
Attention tenants in Texas: how evictions change with law SB 38 in effect in 2026
Texas evictions will be governed by new rules starting January 1, 2026, due to the implementation of law SB 38, which rewrites the Civil Procedure Rule 510.
Housing Market: Why Hamburg's 'Rent Observer' has not worked so far
Hamburg's Rent Observer tool has failed to address excessive rent complaints effectively despite intentions from the government to tackle rental fraud.
Climate Protection: Why the Planned Heating Law Could Be Expensive for Munich Residents
Munich tenants are facing potential cost shocks from a new heating law proposed by the German government, raising concerns among tenants' associations and climate activists about compliance and rising expenses.
Tenants in Catalonia will be able to check if a landlord is a large holder with their name and NIF in the registry
Tenants in Catalonia can soon check if their landlord is a large holder via a new government registry.
The cost of living for households with tenants increased by 4.7% last year, two points higher than general inflation
Households with tenants in Spain faced a 4.7% increase in living costs last year, which is two points higher than the overall inflation rate.
Sami received a shocking bill – Soon it became clear what was consuming electricity in his apartment
Sami was surprised by an unusually high electricity bill due to a ventilation system in his rental apartment that drastically increased consumption.
Affordable housing at risk: a report in Texas raises concerns among tenants in Dallas
A report reveals a significant shortage of affordable rental units in Dallas, Texas, causing concern among low-income families.
Reform UK's vow to scrap renters protections shows they're 'in the pocket of rogue landlords'
Reform UK plans to dismantle key renter protections, which critics say will benefit abusive landlords at the expense of vulnerable tenants.
Who is responsible for the smoke detector in a rental home?
The article discusses the responsibility for maintaining smoke detectors in rental homes, highlighting the shared obligations between landlords and tenants as stipulated in the law.
Zlatan lost in court – An expensive blow
Zlatan Ibrahimović lost a legal dispute regarding a tenant in Sweden, resulting in financial consequences for the former football star.
The Tallinas Street Quarter Will Have a New Look: The Future of Cultural and Entertainment Venues Unclear
The future of Tallinas Street Quarter remains uncertain as new owners plan construction and additional parking, yet no clear vision has been communicated to tenants.
A report from the European Parliament urges states to increase oversight to prevent "abusive practices" in rentals
A report from the European Parliament calls on member states to enhance monitoring to prevent abusive rental practices affecting tenants across Europe.
COMMENTARY: Political developer Kuba attracts first tenants
The article discusses the endeavors of political developer Kuba in attracting initial tenants for a new housing project.
The state has sided with tenants. Intermediary companies are circumventing the law according to the ministries
The Czech government has expressed its opposition to the way rental intermediary companies operate, claiming they are violating tenant protection laws.
Renting: The Lucrative Business of Furnished Apartments
The market for fully furnished apartments is booming, allowing landlords to earn high rents while posing challenges for tenants facing steep prices amid proposed stricter regulations.
Significant Changes to Rental Rules for Municipal Apartments in Riga
Riga City Council has approved the termination of indefinite rental contracts for municipal apartments, moving to five-year agreements instead.
New incentives for tenants: free months - no rent deposit
Landlords in Finland are competing for tenants by offering incentives such as free rent months and waiving deposit requirements amid a shift in the rental market.
Warsaw dictates conditions in the real estate market. Rent pressure hits tenants
The article discusses the challenges faced by companies renting office spaces in Warsaw and highlights rising rental prices amid increasing demand.