An estimated 235,837 privately rented households fell into rental arrears during the 2023/24 financial year - up by 3.2% on the previous year.

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.

The National Residential Landlords Association has highlighted the pressures councils are already under ahead of the Renters' Rights Bill.

Clause 13 prohibits tenants from paying rent in advance

The looming Renters’ Rights Bill has been found to be the main driver for landlords downsizing their investments this year.

Tomorrow (Tuesday the 4th of February) the long-awaited Bill gets its second reading in the House of Lords.

Tom Walker, Co-founder at StuRents looks at inconsistencies in the Renters Rights Bill which could mean that students' rights will vary significantly based on their housing type.

Data gathered by property professional body, Propertymark, has discovered that 50% of surveyed property agents are specifically concerned about the Renters' Rights Bill.

Housing Hand warns that the rental sector will need support in delivering on new commitments

Lawhive’s UK lawyer and head of legal operations, Daniel McAfee, looks at the Renters' Rights Bill and its potential to transform landlord-tenant dynamics.