The Autumn Budget Reckoning
The Autumn Budget is where the mask slips and Reeves et al. admit they sees landlords as a captive revenue stream to be drained at will. The next 12 months won’t bring reform, they’ll mark the opening act of a long, deliberate squeeze.
Opinion Article
This opinion piece is available to registered members of The Landlorder. Sign up for free to access expert analysis, commentary, and exclusive content.
Already a member? Sign in here
Related Articles
Navigating Uncertainty: Should Landlords Sell Amidst Regulatory Pressure?
As regulatory pressures mount and market sentiment dwindles, landlords face difficult choices regarding their property portfolios. A contrarian perspective could provide clarity amidst the noise.
Nov 27, 2025
Proposed Mansion Tax: Implications for High-End Landlords
A proposed annual levy on high-value homes in the UK, expected to be introduced in the upcoming Budget, could significantly affect landlords in the upper market segment. With properties valued over £2 million facing new financial burdens, stakeholders warn of potential market destabilisation.
Nov 26, 2025
Political Shift in Rent Control Advocacy: Implications for Landlords
The departure of a prominent rent control advocate from the Labour Party to the Green Party signals a potential shift in housing policy that may impact landlords across the UK, particularly as calls for increased regulations and rent controls grow.
Nov 25, 2025