The Renters' Rights Act takes effect today, abolishing Section 21 evictions and introducing rolling periodic tenancies across England's private rented sector.

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Letting agents across England have days to prepare for sweeping changes under the Renters' Rights Act, including the end of Section 21 and a ban on rental bidding.

With the Renters' Rights Act taking effect from 1 May 2026, tenants across England face significant shifts in how their tenancies operate and the protections they can expect.

With the Making Tax Digital for Income Tax deadline just 14 days away, Propertymark is calling on landlords and letting agents to ensure they are compliant before 6 April 2026.

Rental supply pressures grow as the Renters’ Rights Act prompts landlords across the UK property market to reassess their positions.

From 1 May 2026, renters will gain stronger protections, including limits on rent increases and fairer eviction rules.

The capital’s private rented sector includes more than 400,000 university students, making student housing cycles a major factor in how the reforms will play out.

Seasonal trends are providing limited respite in parts of the country, but longer-term challenges remain unresolved, according to newly released data from Propertymark.

The Decent Homes Standard will be enforced from 2035, three years earlier than Propertymark's preferred 2037 timeline but providing sufficient compliance time.