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Renters’ Rights Bill nears Royal Assent as landlords face major reforms
The Renters’ Rights Bill is now “in touching distance of becoming law,” according to Housing Minister Matthew Pennycook, after MPs approved the final version in…
The Renters’ Rights Bill is now “in touching distance of becoming law,” according to Housing Minister Matthew Pennycook, after MPs approved the final version in…
UK landlords are bracing for the financial ripple effects of the Renters Rights Bill, as lenders begin reassessing how tenancy reforms could alter buy-to-let affordability…
Landlords across England face a pivotal year ahead, with sweeping changes to both taxation and tenancy law set to reshape how portfolios are managed from…
Landlords are increasingly retreating from the private rented sector as anxiety over the forthcoming Renters’ Rights Bill grows, according to Propertymark’s latest Housing Insight Report…
UK landlords are raising fresh concerns over the Renters’ Rights Bill after Housing Minister Matthew Pennycook dismissed fears that it will reduce rental supply. Answering…
Majority of landlords still expect to increase rents over the coming year, though fewer plan to do so than in 2024, according to new data…
MPs have dismissed most Lords’ amendments to the Renters’ Rights Bill, pushing the legislation towards Royal Assent after a Commons debate on Monday 8 September….
The long-delayed Renters’ Rights Bill will reach its final Commons debate on Monday 8 September, with ministers determined to push it through before Parliament rises…
UK landlords are warning of an “unsustainable” private rented sector as new legislation, tax changes, and energy rules converge. An NRLA survey shows 54% expect…
As the Renters’ Rights Bill inches closer to becoming law, one leading lettings expert has raised the alarm over an unexpected outcome: a potential rise…