Rising costs and tighter regulation are reshaping the rental sector, but new analysis suggests the Renters’ Rights Act could create a more stable, structured market that favours...

Sadiq Khan has launched a £400,000 enforcement fund to prepare London's 2.7 million renters for the Renters' Rights Act 2025 coming into force in May.

New research on landlord guarantor requirements shows a third of UK letting agents are seeing stricter tenant criteria, driven by rising mortgage costs and the incoming Renters' Rights...

Rob Norton, UK director of PlanRadar, warns that landlords have until 1st May to implement the digital infrastructure needed to survive the Renter's Rights Act's legally binding...

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

Fewer than 3% of London’s rental homes are currently available, as supply pressures rise ahead of the Renters’ Rights Act.

Rental supply pressures grow as the Renters’ Rights Act prompts landlords across the UK property market to reassess their positions.

Landlord searches for the Renters’ Rights Act jump sharply as UK property market braces for May reforms

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...

1 May 2026 marks the start of the Renters’ Rights Act, changing fixed-term tenancies to Assured Periodic Tenancies.