An agency says its bizarre list of items left behind by departing tenants shows how many renters actually appear to keep pets.
September 29, 2021
A lack of eviction options that will be available after the abolition of Section 21 notices remain a worry for landlords, says Intus Lettings.
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September 28, 2021
The future abolition of Section 21 remains a major worry for landlords. According to a new survey of 500 British landlords, growing numbers are raising concerns over the lack of options available to evict tenants should they not pay their rent.
Read the article > >Does your tenant have a pet, even if you haven’t given permission?
September 17, 2021
An agency says its bizarre list of items left behind by departing tenants shows how many renters actually appear to keep pets - even if landlords have not agreed.
Read the article > >Far more tenants keep pets than admit it, ‘left items’ suggest
September 2, 2021
An agency says its bizarre list of items left behind by departing tenants shows how many renters actually appear to keep pets.
Where are England's most animal friendly landlords?
July 6, 2021
Allowing tenants to keep pets in their rented homes has become a controversial issue this year following the launch of the government’s new Model Tenancy Agreement in January.
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Allowing pets makes commercial sense for landlords - claim
July 6, 2021
A survey of 500 UK landlords by Intus revealed that the most common reasons for not allowing pets include fear of damage, bad smells and the fact that many leaseholds ban animals in properties.
Read the article > >Research into landlords allowing pets in their rental properties has revealed the most animal-friendly area in England for tenants.
July 6, 2021
Intus Lettings surveyed 500 landlords, finding that 72% of those located in the North East allow tenants to keep pets. In comparison, less than 40% of landlords in Yorkshire and the Humber allow pets in their lets.
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First Yorkshire base for Intus
May 25, 2021
Nationwide lettings agency, Intus Lettings, has announced the opening of its fourth office and first base in Yorkshire.
The new office, located by the Kelham Island district in Sheffield, is set to strengthen the company’s business in and around the city, offering property management services for landlords and high-quality rental properties for tenants.
Read the article > >Around One In Five Landlords Confident To Invest In Property This Year
April 30, 2021
In another recent piece of research, the great majority of landlords say Brexit has not had a negative impact on buy-to-let (BTL). According to a new survey by Intus Lettings, Brexit has failed to blight landlords’ prospects, with more than 80pc believing it has either been a beneficial course of action or has not impacted badly on their particular circumstances.
Read the article > >Vast majority of landlords say Brexit hasn’t had a negative impact on BTL
April 30, 2021
Brexit has failed to dampen landlord’s prospects, with more than 80% saying it’s either been a good thing or hasn’t changed the state of play, according to a new survey by Intus Lettings.
Read the article > >Do you wish you could change your Brexit referendum vote?
April 28, 2021
A third of landlords surveyed in a poll this month say they wish they could now change the way they voted in the 2016 EU Referendum - but the large majority say the result has not impacted negatively on buy to let.
Read the article > >Brexit: Third of buy to let investors would change their vote now
April 27, 2021
A third of buy to let investors would change the way they voted in the EU referendum if they could. That’s the result of a survey of 500 BTL investors by agency Intus Lettings.
Buy-to-let buoyant despite Brexit
April 26, 2021
According to a recent study by a letting agent, Brexit hasn’t had a negative impact on the buy-to-let market, with more than 80% of landlords saying it’s either been a good thing, or hasn’t changed the state of play.
Read the article > >Vast majority of landlords say Brexit hasn’t had a negative impact on BTL
April 26, 2021
Brexit has failed to dampen landlord’s prospects, with more than 80% saying it’s either been a good thing or hasn’t changed the state of play, according to a new survey by Intus Lettings.
Read the article > >Growing agency operation opens fourth office
April 1, 2021
Lettings agency Intus Lettings has announced the opening of a new Sheffield office — its first base in Yorkshire. The Sheffield office is the firm’s fourth after ones in Greater Manchester, Lancashire and Derbyshire.
Lettings agency sets up camp in Sheffield with opening of first Yorkshire base
April 1, 2021
A UK lettings agency has announced that it has chosen Sheffield for its first Yorkshire base. Intus Lettings, headquartered in Manchester, is opening a new office by the Kelham Island district - its fourth office, and first in Yorkshire.
Read the article > >CONSTRUCTION COMPLETE ON £18M DEVELOPMENT
April 1, 2021
Construction work has completed at a new £18m residential development in Sheffield. Great Central is located at the junction of Mowbray Street and Chatham Street in the Neepsend area of Sheffield, close to Kelham Island.
Read the article > >Building work completes on 131 city apartments scheme
March 31, 2021
Construction of an ambitious £18m Sheffield residential development has completed, coinciding with the sale of the scheme’s final apartments left on the market.
Read the article > >Rental Market Plagued by Financial Stress
February 28, 2020
Research carried out by Intus Lettings polled 500 renters across the UK, and found, worryingly, that over half (54%) have concerns about being able to pay their rent due to financial difficulty.
Read the article > >Majority of renters plagued by financial stress, claims new survey
February 26, 2020
A new survey, conducted by Intus Lettings, has revealed that 54% of tenants across the country have concerns about being unable to pay their rent due to financial difficulty and admit to being unconfident about their financial future.
Read the article > >Tenants plagued by financial stress
February 26, 2020
Over half (54%) of renters have concerns about being unable to pay their rent due to financial difficulty, research from Intus Lettings has found.
Read the article > >New survey reveals where most active deposit savers are
July 9, 2019
For many renters, the prospective of owning their own home may feel like an unrealistic goal, with saving for a deposit often cited as the main hurdle.
Read the article > >Notable rise in middle-aged renters recorded
May 20, 2019
A notable rise in middle-aged renters has been recorded by property developers and letting agents alike.
Read the article > >Middle-aged renters on the rise
May 17, 2019
Rising UK house prices have left many middle-age workers unable to afford a first home, or as accidental renters after a relationship break-up, which is why significantly more older tenants are now renting from a private landlord than they were a few years ago.
Read the article > >First-Time Buyer: Shared ownership has transformed this long-term renter into a proud owner
May 6, 2019
An Intus Lettings survey of 2,000 renters found that 57 per cent of under-25s believe they’ll eventually buy, but older tenants are less optimistic.
Read the article > >Is it time to relax the rules surrounding pets in rented properties?
February 28, 2019
According to new research, there are a growing number of tenants in the private rented sector who are unable to own pets, or find a suitable property which will allow pets.
Read the article > >Why the age of people who rent a home is on the rise
February 18, 2019
The number of people renting a home aged 35 to 54 has risen by 15 per cent in the last three years, as they struggle to get a mortgage, according to new research.
Read the article > >Outdoor space is tenants' most wanted rental property feature
February 6, 2019
Tenants in the UK looking for a new rental home are more concerned with affordability than anything else, a new poll has found.
Read the article > >Affordability is the most important factor for private tenants
February 4, 2019
Affordability is the overriding priority for renters of all ages when looking for private rented accommodation, according to a survey of more than 2,000 tenants across the UK.
Read the article > >Affordability is most important factor for private tenants, study finds
February 4, 2019
Affordability was named as the most important factor in a rental property by private tenants of all ages, according to a survey of more than 2,000 UK renters.
Read the article > >Affordability is the most important issue for tenants in the UK, new poll suggests
February 4, 2019
Affordability is the most important factor for tenants in the UK looking for a home to rent, according to a new survey.
Read the article > >Tenants prioritise saving for a holiday over a home deposit
January 22, 2019
More than a third (39%) of private tenants in the UK are not saving any money towards a deposit for their own homes, according to new research by Intus Lettings.
Read the article > >Homeownership or holidays? Renters’ savings goals revealed
January 21, 2019
Research from Intus Lettings revealed simply keeping up the rental payments was a more pressing concern for many tenants than moving ahead with homeownership ambitions.
Read the article > >Majority of older renters fear that they will never afford own home
January 16, 2019
The number of 35 to 54-year-olds renting a home has risen by 15% in the least three years, according to new research by Intus Lettings.
Stuck renting forever: more tenants say deposits stop them buying
January 14, 2019
Most tenants believe they will never be able to own a home because of the burden of saving for a deposit to buy.
Read the article > >Growing numbers of older tenants drives demand for rented property
January 10, 2019
The number of people renting a home aged 35 to 54 has risen by 15 per cent in the last three years as they struggle to get a mortgage.
Read the article > >Boost for landlords as middle-aged tenant numbers rise
January 10, 2019
Landlords stand to benefit from a larger pool of potential tenants as middle-aged people struggle to become homeowners, it has been revealed.
Read the article > >Affordability pressure leading to rise in older renters
January 8, 2019
New research reveals there has been a sharp increase over the last few years in the number of older people unable to afford to buy a home.
Read the article > >Tenants in Britain are getting older, new research suggests
January 8, 2019
The number of people renting a home aged 35 to 54 has risen by 15% in the last three years as they struggle to get a mortgage, according to new research.
Read the article > >Deposit affordability the cause of rising age of renters
January 8, 2019
We have come across yet another report stating an increase in people struggling to obtain a mortgage and move from renting to homeownership.
Read the article > >Growing number of middle aged now in the private rental sector
January 8, 2019
The number of people renting a home aged between 35 and 54 has risen by 15 per cent in the last three years according to research by a lettings agency.
Read the article > >Significant increase in number of middle-age renters
January 8, 2019
There has been a 15% rise in the number of people renting a home aged 35-54 in the last three years as they struggle to get a mortgage, new research shows.
Renters fear not getting on to the ladder due to cost of saving for a deposit
January 3, 2019
Saving a deposit is without doubt the greatest challenge when buying a first home, and more than half – 56% – of renters said they rent because they cannot afford the initial lump sum.
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