Across England, the average landlord could see each property lose between £24,286 and £36,429 over a typical ownership period if upkeep is neglected.

73% of landlords remain unsure about some or most aspects of the legislation.

The agency is believed to be the first UK estate agency to secure CPD accreditation for training focused on the upcoming Renters’ Rights Act.

About 9% of homes in England, around 2.1 million properties, contain at least one Category 1 hazard.

Landlords issuing formal repossession notices under the new ground have a window between 1 May and 31 July to serve them on student tenants this year.

Demand for rental insurance products rose 41% between September and December 2025, coinciding with the Renters' Rights Bill receiving Royal Assent.

Landlord possession claims fell by 7.8% in 2025, dropping from 98,766 cases in 2024 to 91,093.

Allison Thompson, national lettings managing director, Leaders, part of LRG, examines the practical implications of the Renters’ Rights Act for tenants and landlords, outlining...

New research from specialist insurer Hiscox has outlined five traits landlords should adopt ahead of the Renters’ Rights Act.

Three-quarters have made no preparations for the end of Section 21, despite major reforms taking effect from May 2026.