The Bill signals the start of a major transition period for landlords, letting agents, and tenants alike.

Awaab’s Law will mean a seismic shift for landlords, who will be forced to immediately take action on any issues reported by tenants.

First mentioned three and a half years ago in a Queen's Speech, the long-awaited Bill is now just one step from becoming law.

With housing set to be a central election issue, new research offers insight into how each party plans to shape the future property landscape.

Around 428,000 social rented homes in England, more than 10% of the total, still fail to meet the Decent Homes Standard.

A new propTech survey has revealed a deep divide among property professionals.

The Bill, which passed its second reading in the House of Commons on 9 October 2024, is expected to come into effect in early 2026.

24% of renters over 54 lost more than £1,000 from their deposit compared with 6% of under-35s.

The proposed NI charge on rental income would hit London landlords hardest, according to newly released research.

Extending the 8% charge to rental earnings could generate in the region of £2bn.