One month on: How the Renters’ Rights Act is already reshaping prime London

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From landlords repricing above key thresholds to tenants adjusting budgets and buyers shying away from tenanted stock, Yasmin Ulhaq reports on the market's first responses to the new regime.

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Yasmin Ulhaq

Founder at Glenfield Property Management

With a career in property management and maintenance spanning more than two decades, along with a considerable legal background, Yasmin founded Glenfield after identifying a gap in the market for a boutique, hands-on consultancy that not only manages property, but also serves the wider needs of time-poor, high net worth property owners, enhancing their entire ownership experience. As a bespoke, specialist real estate consultancy, Glenfield specialises in prime and super-prime property, with the company overseeing some of the capital’s most prestigious addresses across central and North West London.

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