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Property Industry Eye26 February 2026

Leadership Shifts at Key Property Firms Signal Growing Compliance Focus for London Landlords

Recent leadership changes at Savills Private Office, Harding Green, and Chartway highlight an industry-wide push towards stronger compliance and governance frameworks. London landlords should proactively revisit their policies, especially around health, safety, and ESG, to keep pace with evolving standards and operational expectations.

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Property Reporter26 February 2026

LendInvest’s £2.6m Cleethorpes Redevelopment: What London Landlords Need to Know

LendInvest’s £2.6m funding for a Cleethorpes residential redevelopment highlights growing support for SME developers converting disused buildings. London landlords involved in or considering similar projects should understand compliance with updated building standards, tenancy management, and financing. This article offers actionable steps tailored to various landlord profiles to navigate these challenges effectively.

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London Property Licensing26 February 2026

Hackney’s New Additional and Selective Licensing Schemes: What Landlords Must Do by May 2026

From 1 May 2026, Hackney Council will introduce Additional and Selective Licensing Schemes requiring landlords to secure licences for certain rental properties. This article details what London landlords need to know to comply and protect their investments.

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Housing Ombudsman26 February 2026

Lewisham Council Housing Failings Spotlight Urgency for London Landlords to Mitigate Risks

The Housing Ombudsman's report on Lewisham Council reveals critical maintenance and compliance failures, especially concerning damp and mould hazards, data accuracy, tenant communication, and contractor oversight. London private landlords should take note to strengthen property management practices, prepare for Awaab’s Law by April 2026, and safeguard tenant health and legal compliance.

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