We are London’s Guaranteed Rent Specialists!
Central Housing Group’s Guaranteed Rent Scheme provides landlords with a guaranteed monthly rental income for up to 5 years.
Quite simply, it’s the most reliable risk free way to let your property!
Guaranteed rent for 1-5 years
Rent paid even when your property is empty
No risk of rent arrears
No risk of legal eviction costs for rent arrears
Protection against tenant damage
Letting a property in London can be risky. Without the right support, landlords can often face lost income from empty / void periods, unpaid rent, legal costs, and tenant damage. It can turn a promising investment into a source of stress and worry….
Peace of mind. No surprises. Guaranteed rent.
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Purpose-build flats vulnerable to fire false alarms – data
More than 56,000 false fire alarm callouts were made to purpose-built flats in England last year – equivalent to around 153 emergency responses every day. This is according to government data analysed by fire software provider Drax Technology. The total of 56,105 in the year to March 2026 represents around…
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Rayner housing target looks doomed to fail – new figures
The number of home building sites getting planning permission fell to a new low in the first quarter of this year. There were just 1,220 sites for private housing granted planning approval across England, the lowest since 2006. This is down from around 2,000 in 2022 and nearly 3,000 in…
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Royal rental properties fail energy efficiency rules
A newspaper’s investigation has revealed over 100 homes on the royal estates of King Charles and Prince William fail current EPC standards. The Guardian’s analysis of some 700 domestic lets on the duchies of Lancaster and Cornwall and the Sandringham estate found that 20% have EPC ratings of F or…
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Propertymark urges benefits increase for poorest private tenants
Propertymark has written to the government calling for action to ensure housing support matches real rents. The trade body has contacted Baroness Sherlock – Minister of State at the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) – following her statement that local authority Crisis and Resilience Fund housing payments are available…