Launch of LSL’s new PRS brand, PRSimLSL Corporate Client Department is very excited to announce the rebrand of its sister company LSL PRS. READ MORE
Join our LSL PRS Team LSL PRS are entering an exciting new phase and are looking to expand their team to help support their Data & Consultancy service offering. READ MORE
The Launch of LSL's 2017 Tenant SurveyLSL PRS welcome over 75 PRS and BtR industry professionals to the House of Commons to join them for the launch of their 2017 Tenant Survey. READ MORE
LSL PRS appoint Jo GreenLSL strengthen their leadership team and commitment to PRS through the appointment of Jo Green as Director of PRS Client Services. READ MORE
Housing White Paper Released: PRS receives special attentionThis week saw the release of the highly anticipated Housing White Paper, detailing Government’s remedy to the housing crisis. David Bond, Head of LSL’s Private Rented Sector gives his thoughts... READ MORE
Chinese firm to build Europe's tallest residential tower in LondonPlans for £800m Spire London include controversial ‘poor doors’ for social tenants and private lifts for penthouses. READ MORE
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Bill for Welsh property tax replacing stamp duty publishedThe second of three assembly bills paving the way for Wales to raise its own taxes for the first time in nearly 800 years has been published. READ MORE
Aberdeen raises £115m for UK private-rented sector clubAberdeen Asset Management has raised £115m (€136m) for a private-rented sector (PRS) strategy. UK pension funds are investing in the club, which will target existing schemes and new developments. READ MORE
Can build-to-rent thrive in a Brexit-induced slowdown?The Brexit vote has proved a shock to the property industry. Deals are slowing, commercial property investment is falling, high-end homes are struggling to find buyers and developers – including the large housebuilders – are putting their plans on hold. READ MORE
Stamp duty rise 'will trigger buy-to-let stampede'Prospective home buyers will clamour to complete on buy-to-lets and second properties before a planned stamp duty rise next year, a think tank has warned. READ MORE