Main Management Market Note – August 14, 2026
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8:01 AM, 14th July 2026, 7 hours ago 4 The government has announced that court fees for landlords will rise this week. However, fees for tenants to challenge a rent increase will remain frozen at £47. The news comes as the government claims the justice system “is well prepared” to handle the Renters’ Rights Act….
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Government claim landlords still have a choice over who they rent to
12:01 AM, 17th July 2026, 1 minute ago The government has claimed there is “no one-size-fits-all” approach for landlords when determining whether a tenancy is suitable, despite measures being introduced to tackle discrimination in the PRS. In a written parliamentary answer, Labour peer Baroness Taylor of Stevenage claimed the government have taken action to stop…
NAMB’s White says August condo rule changes will push buyers into higher-rate loans
Kimber White (pictured top), NAMB president, has been making the case for a delay directly on Capitol Hill, including a recent call with the Senate Banking and Finance Committee. He said the FHFA has given no indication it will change course. “They are still pushing that. They’re not going to change that, I think,” White…
