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Britain's government said it would cap some fees charged by landlords and require property agents to be licensed under plans announced on Tuesday to strengthen protections for over 5 million leaseholders and future homeowners.
LONDON, Sept 29 (Reuters) — Britain's government said on Tuesday it would give leaseholders greater rights and protections, including by capping some fees charged by landlords. (Reporting by Sam Tabahriti; editing by William James) ((sam.tabahriti@thomsonreuters.com; +447342 020357;)
Britain's government said on Tuesday it would give leaseholders greater rights and protections, including by capping some fees charged by landlords.