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

Allsop research shows more than two in five landlords are unlikely to continue letting after the Renters' Rights Act takes effect, with single-property landlords most likely to exit.

New research from LegalforLandlords finds a quarter of landlords plan to leave the market as a result of the Renters' Rights Act, with 60% of those staying set to apply significantly...

With the Renters' Rights Act coming into force this Friday, letting agents face fines of up to £7,000 per breach.

London landlords face major regulatory change as the Renters’ Rights Act reshapes rental property management and tenant rights.

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...

Rental yields may shift as no-fault evictions are removed and new rules on rents and possession take effect, according to new analysis from Rogers and Norton.

The Property Ombudsman has welcomed the Renters' Rights Act as once-in-a-generation legislation, while warning that small landlords will need meaningful support to adapt to its...

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.

Kent and London law firm Thackray Williams has seen a last-minute surge in landlord instructions to exit the buy-to-let market before the Renters' Rights Act comes into force this...