Summary The Renters’ Rights Act will change laws about renting. The new rules will apply on or after 1 May 2026. This guidance will help private rented sector landlords and letting agents prepare. These rules will apply to Private Registered Providers of social...
The Renters’ Rights Bill officially became law after receiving Royal Assent today, marking the most significant shake-up to private renting since the Housing Act 1988. Now known as the Renters' Rights Act, the legislation will usher in a new era for tenants and...
The most significant change to the private rented sector in decades is now just one step away from becoming law. On 22 October, the Renters’ Rights Bill completed its passage through Parliament, with both the House of Commons and the House of Lords agreeing on the...
Analyzing the Government’s Bold Vision for the UK Property Market The system for buying and selling homes in England and Wales is arguably the single largest piece of economic friction in the nation, costing billions in failed transactions and wasted time. The current...
The Renters’ Rights Bill (RRB) represents the most sweeping overhaul of England’s private rented sector in a generation. Its core mission is to improve security, decency, and fairness for tenants while maintaining a functioning, professional rental market. As of July...
On 11 June 2025, Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveiled a landmark 2025 Spending Review, allocating £39 billion to social and affordable housing—the largest investment in five decades. Labelled a “renewal of Britain” by many, the package was heralded as transformative....
Bill Progress The Renters’ Rights Bill has cleared the committee stage in the House of Lords and now proceeds to report stage. The Bill includes: Immediate abolition of Section 21 (“no fault” evictions) A new single tenancy structure Ban on fixed-term contracts The...
Peter Littlewood has written an article in Property Notify that can be read in full here. Labour’s proposed planning reforms aim to address the UK housing crisis by making the system more efficient, unlocking land, and delivering more affordable homes. Their key...
Renters' Rights Bill Moves to House of Lords Amid Legal & Market Concerns The Renters' Rights Bill has progressed from the House of Commons to the House of Lords, where it recently had its Second Reading. This marks a critical phase in its journey to becoming law,...
The Renters’ Rights Bill is a significant piece of legislation the Government claims will reform the private rental sector in the UK, but landlord organisations like iHowz are raising concerns about unintended consequences that could affect both landlords and tenants....
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Summary The Renters’ Rights Act will change laws about renting. The new rules will apply on or after 1 May...
The Renters’ Rights Bill officially became law after receiving Royal Assent today, marking the most significant...
The most significant change to the private rented sector in decades is now just one step away from becoming law. On 22...