Levelling up: Government reveals plans for the UK property industry

Levelling up: Government reveals plans for the UK property industry

The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities has published its long-awaited White Paper revealing some major changes for landlords and the wider private rented sector.

Levelling Up Secretary, Michael Gove, promised that the government’s flagship plans would deliver “Kings Cross-style transformational regeneration projects across the country” in order to “spread opportunity more evenly and help to reverse the geographical inequalities which still exist in the UK”. To continue reading, please Click Here


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