How are policy changes affecting property owners?

How are policy changes affecting property owners?

There have been several policy changes affecting private landlords since 2010, including tax changes for Buy-To-Let landlords, changes to Stamp Duty Tax and the growing role of the Build to Rent sector.

A red and white To Let sign outside a bricked building

There have been several policy changes affecting private landlords since 2010, including tax changes for Buy-To-Let landlords, changes to Stamp Duty Tax and the growing role of the Build to Rent sector.

With the government planning to reform the private rented sector further, property owners are in need of consistency and reassurance that their investments can be protected as they manage this period of change.

The private rented sector is the second largest type of ownership in England, representing 19% of all households and growing by 52% between 2008-2009 and 2023-2024, from 3.1 million to 4.7 million households.

How can Geo help?

Our specialist policies are designed for residential property owners, no matter their portfolio. From blocks of flats to mixed tenure properties, holiday homes and unoccupied buildings - property owners are fully protected. 

We deliver comprehensive cover for buildings and contents, malicious damage, contract works, unauthorised occupation, and so much more. 

Key highlights

  • 3 Policy Wordings 
  • Flexible Underwriting
  • Unoccupied Residential – 3 levels of cover
  • Accidental Damage included on all fully occupied properties
  • £2m Property Owner's Liability as standard

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