Criterion Capital has denied deliberately accelerating evictions ahead of the no-fault ban, as legal experts warn that large-scale Section 21 use in the final weeks risks displacing...

Section 21 repossession claims have declined despite concerns over a surge ahead of the Renters’ Rights Act.

Landlords across England are rushing to serve Section 21 notices before the Renters' Rights Act abolishes no-fault evictions on 1 May 2026, leaving thousands of tenants facing...

Section 21 evictions are set to be abolished from 1 May 2026, with more complex Section 8 cases expected to deepen existing court delays.

County Court bailiff enforcement delays now average six months nationally and eight months in London.

Landlord repossessions reached 27,582 in 2024, nearly matching the pre-pandemic level of 30,319 in 2019.

Landlord Action saw a 62% rise in eviction notice instructions in September 2025 compared to the previous year.

Section 21 will be removed from 1 May 2026, sending all eviction cases through the courts.

A new landlord survey has revealed ongoing concerns over the Section 21 ban and EPC costs.

The removal of Section 21 and changes to CGT remain some of the biggest concerns among landlords, according to feedback from a new workshop hosted by Pegasus Insight.