Holiday rental news

Energy Performance Certifcates now required for residential landlords:

From today, residential landlords in Britain will need to be able to show potential tenants energy performance certificates (EPCs). EPCs are already a mandatory part of the Home Information Pack (HIP) but now need to be available for residential lets. EPCs are said not to be required for ...

• HMRC clamps down on buy-to-let landlords

• Sarkozy's investment revenue tax increase could hit Britons

• Reform of British private rented sector recommended

• Proposed amnesty for Malaga's illegally built properties

• Short-term lets are the name of the game for Wimbledon fortnight

• Tax changes to benefit overseas investors

• Holiday home rental laws to be reviewed in Malta

• Review of Valencia's 'land grab' laws to be undertaken

• Overhaul of Tenerife's tourism sector to benefit property market

• Uruguay is hot investment destination for 2008

• 2012 Olympics see holiday lettings soar

• UK's buy-to-let sector goes through the roof

• 'Make a small fortune in Argentina'

• Election result 'could boost Cypriot investment'

• Property investors 'waking up to South Africa'

• Portuguese new builds 'offer more to investors'

• Key time for emerging markets

• South of France continues to offer high rental returns

• Australian holiday home regulations 'must be enforced'

• Spanish bargains coming onto the buy-to-let market

• Italy's heel and toe attract rental buyers

• Rental market in Spain remains popular

• More holidaymakers drawn to Turkey

• Rental property in Italy a 'sound choice'

• Leaseback growing in popularity for Alpine property investment

• Major Cape Verde investments to bolster property market

• South of France keeps its cachet

• Rental bargains available near Egypt's hotels

• Berlin investors to get expert advice

• Property investors look further afield

• 'Mature rental market' on Sal

• Spain is top Brit favourite for Christmas

• Dubai market holds 'unbelievable' opportunities

• Brits advised to wise up to possible foreign rental income

• 'Good' rental availability in Australia

• Austrian ski resorts 'offer more opportunities for investors'

• Insulation the 'most important' energy saving step

• NLA calls for 'better application' of laws to help landlords

• 'Big' rental market identified in Germany

• Holiday home market on the up

• Budget flights could hike rent in Cape Verde, expert claims

• French ski resorts offer summer rental returns

• Murcia 'springs alive' as holiday home destination

• Green concerns drive coastal holiday home demand

• Spanish villas 'favoured holiday home location'

• Holiday homes on the web see huge traffic increase

• UK investors look to 'Tuscan farmhouse' dream

• Holidaylettings.co.uk joins forces with Superior Group

• UK holiday home owners 'talking the talk'

• Holiday problems 'ruin breaks'

• Holiday home owners 'to double' by 2010

• Gambia next holiday home hotspot?

• Holidaymakers want holiday homes with a twist

• Florida, NY still hot for holiday homes

• 'Turkey to become holiday home hotspot'

• Repeat holidaymakers urged to buy holiday homes

• Holiday home owners to benefit from tax change

• Holiday home investors 'should head to Goa'

• Holiday home investors 'should head to Goa'

• Holiday Lettings joins forces with Rightmove

• Scotland aims to attract European tourists

• Budget brings good news for holiday home owners

• Polish holiday homes offer 165% returns

• Spain is "solid" holiday home investment location

• Britons to look for UK holiday homes this summer

• UK holiday homes 'sound investment choice'

• More Britons turn to holiday home purchases

• Spain top holiday home destination among over-50s

• More Britons renting holiday cottages

• SA tops property returns league

• "Potter-effect" drives property prices

• Investors buying ski chalet holiday homes

• Landlords urged to make the effort to attract tenants

• Holidaylettings.co.uk sales reach 10,000!

• Half of City workers 'will invest in foreign property'

• More Britons investing in holiday homes

• Moratorium on Swiss foreign holiday home purchase announced

• Sofia 'best' for Bulgarian holiday homes

• Holiday homes 'relieve stress' of planning your getaway

• Bulgaria, Romania to see investments hot up in new year

• Bank of Thailand confirms property sales will not be hit by new laws

• Holiday homes in Chechnya?

• Holiday home hotspots for 2007 predicted

• 'Istanbul will be property hotspot in 2007'

• Brits want to hold on to their holiday homes

• Holiday home buyers return to France and Spain

• Foreigners seek holiday homes in Western Cape

• "No crystal ball" needed for holiday home purchases

• Black Sea could be dark horse of overseas property

• Buying a holiday home? Get clued up

• Holiday home buyers 'dwindling' in South Africa

• Prepare your holiday homes before the new year rush

• Low-cost air travel boosts holiday home purchasing

• 'Consider local demand when buying Latvian holiday homes'

• "Warm climates" lure Brits abroad

• Holiday home owners urged to be tax-savvy

• 'Enlist experts when buying Spanish property'

• Call to halt Spanish land reclassification

• Spain 'still' holiday home hotspot

• Lettings market 'performing well'

• North-east offers guidance on planning for tourism

• French finance top for Brit holiday home owners

• Cost of Spanish villas rising

• Renting 'a lifestyle choice'

• Bulgarian rental market booming, says study

• UK rental property still hot for investors

• Experts see rapid growth in holiday property 'lifestyle investors'

• Holiday letting 'more popular', figures suggest