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A higher level of living in Canary Wharf.Set on the 25th floor of Harcourt Tower, this beautifully finished 2-bedroom ap...
03/11/2026

A higher level of living in Canary Wharf.

Set on the 25th floor of Harcourt Tower, this beautifully finished 2-bedroom apartment offers 969 sq ft of modern living space, impressive city views and a prime Canary Wharf address.

Inside, you’ll find:

• Two spacious ensuite bedrooms
• A bright open-plan living and dining area
• Fully fitted kitchen with integrated appliances
• 2.5 bathrooms, including a separate guest WC
• On-site residents’ gym
• Furnished throughout

With the Canary Wharf business district, restaurants, cafés, shops and riverside walks all close by, everyday convenience is right on your doorstep. The DLR, Jubilee Line and Elizabeth Line** also make getting around London effortless.

Harcourt Tower, Marsh Wall, E14
£4,000 pcm | Furnished
Available from 31 December 2026

A spacious, well-connected home for those looking to enjoy Canary Wharf from a different perspective.

Interested? Get in touch with Yours Link to arrange a viewing.

A property deserves more than just management.It deserves attention, clear communication and someone who genuinely cares...
30/10/2026

A property deserves more than just management.

It deserves attention, clear communication and someone who genuinely cares about the details.

At Yours Link, we look after properties with a hands-on approach, from finding the right tenant to managing the day-to-day.

Because good property management is not just about getting things done. It is about knowing your property is in good hands.

Your property. Our care.

A £50 rent increase ended with a £200 reduction.For landlords, a small rent increase can sometimes carry a bigger risk t...
28/10/2026

A £50 rent increase ended with a £200 reduction.

For landlords, a small rent increase can sometimes carry a bigger risk than expected.

Under the Renters’ Rights Act 2025, rent increases for assured periodic tenancies in England are now made through a Section 13 notice. Tenants can challenge the proposed rent at the First-tier Tribunal if they believe it is above the open-market level.

And the tribunal is not simply deciding whether the increase is “reasonable”.

It looks at what the property could reasonably achieve on the open market.

A recent Manchester case shows why this matters:

→ Current rent: £1,650 pcm
→ Landlord proposed: £1,700 pcm
→ Tribunal-set rent: £1,450 pcm

So the proposed £50 increase ultimately became a £200 monthly reduction.

The decision was based on the evidence available for comparable properties, including homes in the same building and nearby developments.

For landlords considering a rent increase, it is worth checking the current market position first and keeping good evidence of comparable properties before serving a Section 13 notice.

A rent review should start with the market, not just the increase you have in mind.

A spacious two-bedroom home with a private balcony in Kingston.Set within the Royal Exchange development, this furnished...
26/10/2026

A spacious two-bedroom home with a private balcony in Kingston.

Set within the Royal Exchange development, this furnished apartment offers 818 sq ft of modern living space, with two double bedrooms, two bathrooms and a bright open-plan reception area.

The private balcony adds valuable outdoor space, while residents also have access to:

• 24-hour concierge
• Residents’ gym
• Private cinema room
• Residents’ meeting room

Kingston Town Centre, riverside walks, shops and restaurants are all within easy reach, with Kingston Station nearby for direct services towards London Waterloo.

£2,950 pcm
Furnished | 2 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms
Available from 30 October 2026

📩 Interested in this property? Get in touch with Yours Link to find out more or arrange a viewing.

Renters’ Rights Act: What should landlords be checking?With new tenancy rules in force in England, understanding your re...
23/10/2026

Renters’ Rights Act: What should landlords be checking?

With new tenancy rules in force in England, understanding your responsibilities is an important part of managing a rental property.

Here are three areas landlords should pay particular attention to:

• Tenant information: Keep a record of the required information provided to tenants and make sure you can evidence compliance.

• Rent increases: Understand the rules around timing, notice periods and the correct procedure before making changes to rent.

• Joint tenancies: Know what happens when one tenant wants to leave, particularly in student properties, before arranging a replacement or a new agreement.

The details matter, and getting the paperwork and process right can help prevent avoidable complications later.

At Yours Link, we believe good property management starts with clear guidance, careful administration and keeping landlords informed.

Have questions about managing your rental property under the new rules? Get in touch with our team.

Owning a UK property from overseas comes with more than just keeping an eye on the rent.From local authority requirement...
22/10/2026

Owning a UK property from overseas comes with more than just keeping an eye on the rent.

From local authority requirements and property compliance to tax and upcoming registration rules, staying up to date can be harder when you're not based in the UK.

For example, the UK government says a mandatory national registration scheme for short-term lets in England is expected to begin in March 2027.

If you’re managing a property from abroad, having someone local who can keep an eye on the property, respond to issues and help you stay on top of requirements can make a real difference.

At Yours Link, we help landlords manage their UK properties with local support on the ground.

Read the latest government guidance and make sure you know what applies to your property.

A fire door is more than just a door.For landlords, fire safety is an important part of protecting both your tenants and...
21/10/2026

A fire door is more than just a door.

For landlords, fire safety is an important part of protecting both your tenants and your property.

Fire doors can help slow the spread of fire and smoke, giving occupants more time to reach safety. But they only work properly when they are correctly installed, maintained and kept clear.

A few things landlords should check:

• Fire doors and frames are suitable for their intended use
• Intumescent strips and door closers are in place and working
• Hinges, handles and other hardware are appropriate
• Escape routes remain clear
• Fire doors are inspected and maintained regularly
• Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms are working as required

The exact requirements can vary depending on the type, size and layout of a property, so it is important to understand the obligations that apply to your rental.

For landlords, good property management is not just about collecting rent. It is about making sure the property remains safe, compliant and properly looked after.

Protect the property. Protect the people living in it.

Looking for a modern home close to both Salford Quays and Manchester city centre?This apartment at Wilburn Basin offers ...
19/10/2026

Looking for a modern home close to both Salford Quays and Manchester city centre?

This apartment at Wilburn Basin offers bright open-plan living, a modern fitted kitchen with integrated appliances and a bedroom with built-in wardrobes.

Residents also have access to some useful extras, including:

• Residents’ gym
• Cinema room
• 24-hour concierge
• Landscaped communal gardens
• Secure bicycle storage

📍 Wilburn Basin, Salford
🛏 1 bedroom
🛁 1 bathroom
🛋 Furnished
💷 £1,250 pcm
📅 Available from 14 December 2026

With Deansgate and Cornbrook Metrolink stations within easy reach, it’s well placed for getting around Manchester and the surrounding area.

DM us to find out more or arrange a viewing.

🏠 A private balcony, great transport links, and £2,400 pcm.This one-bedroom apartment at Himalaya Building, Canning Town...
16/10/2026

🏠 A private balcony, great transport links, and £2,400 pcm.

This one-bedroom apartment at Himalaya Building, Canning Town, ticks some important boxes for East London living.

The open-plan kitchen and living area keeps things bright and practical, while the private balcony gives you extra outdoor space to enjoy. The apartment comes furnished, with secure building access and 24-hour security.

Canning Town Station is just a short walk away, with Jubilee Line and DLR services connecting you to Canary Wharf, Stratford and central London.

At a glance
- 1 bedroom | 1 bathroom
- Private balcony
- Furnished
- 24-hour security
- Available from 30 October
- £2,400 pcm

Bills are excluded, with a bills-inclusive option available at an additional cost.

Interested? Send us a message to find out more or arrange a viewing.

A proposal, not a new rule.The Green Party has proposed a three-year “emergency brake” on private rent increases, with r...
16/10/2026

A proposal, not a new rule.

The Green Party has proposed a three-year “emergency brake” on private rent increases, with rises capped at the lowest of CPI, wage growth or 2%.

However, this is currently only a proposal and has not been decided or introduced as government policy.

The proposal is part of the wider debate around rental affordability and the future of the UK private rented sector.

We’ll be keeping an eye on how the discussion develops.

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