Just 22% of renters feel confident they understand the Renters' Rights Act, down from 25% in 2025, according to new research from Housing Hand.

Husmus has introduced an outcome-based tenant referencing model that charges a single fixed fee per vacancy until a suitable tenant is secured, removing the financial risk of failed...

Research from Hiscox finds neglected repairs account for 49% of online tenant frustrations, as the Renters' Rights Act prepares to overhaul the rental market in May 2026.

New analysis from Reposit shows renters may need up to £3,450 upfront when moving home, as overlapping cash deposits and moving costs combine to create a significant...

Research from LRG reveals that despite widespread awareness of the Renters' Rights Act, most landlords and tenants remain unclear on what it will mean in practice.

Rental scams are becoming more sophisticated as falling housing stock leaves tenants vulnerable to fraudsters operating on marketplace platforms.

New SpareRoom data shows 30% of tenants in England have faced rent increases since the Renters' Rights Act received Royal Assent, with 11% also receiving eviction notices.

A Goodlord survey of 2,650 letting agents, landlords and tenants reveals deep divisions across the private rented sector ahead of the Renters' Rights Act coming into force on 1 May.

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.

A Propoly survey of 1,000 UK tenants finds letting agent satisfaction scores are broadly strong, but a persistent trust gap suggests transparency and perception remain work in...