Landlord News (15)
April 24th 2026
2026 is shaping up to be one of the most consequential years for the Private Rented Sector in recent memory. Legislative change, economic pressure, and shifting market dynamics are reshaping how the rental sector operates across the UK. And Edinburgh, as one of Scotland's most competitive rental cities, sits right at the centre of it
April 9th 2025
As of March 2024, Landlords are responsible for checking that their property meets the minimum standards for levels of lead in the drinking water.
February 19th 2025
An in-depth analysis of the latest economic data relating to the private rental sector in Edinburgh.
January 17th 2025
Analysing the Key Points from the Latest Citylets Q4 Report
December 18th 2024
The recent increase in the ADS has sent ripples through the property sector in Edinburgh.
October 21st 2024
This checklist covers ten things that you, as a landlord, should ensure you have in place if you are letting your property in Scotland.
September 26th 2024
A round-up of the political environment impacting landlords and the rental market in Edinburgh
September 25th 2024
A round up of what is happening in the Edinburgh Private Rented sector at present.
January 30th 2024
Keeping your rental property in good repair helps attract and retain tenants. Read about the 2024 update to the repairing standard in Scotland.
January 26th 2024
A few changes to Government policy are expected to impact the rental market in Edinburgh in 2024, including the end of the cap on rent increases.
January 23rd 2024
Our January 2024 round up of the state of the property market and rental market in Edinburgh.
December 4th 2023
If you own a property in Edinburgh but are moving away, you may want to rent it out. Here is our advice for putting a property on the long-term rental market.
November 7th 2023
One month after the deadline for applying for a STL licence only 15% of the expected properties have licence applications. Where does this leave operators?
October 10th 2023
Switching From Short Term Lets To Long Term Lets Is Very Simple;
