"Greater security for renters will mean nothing if they cannot find homes to rent in the first place", cautions NRLA's Chief Executive.
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"Greater security for renters will mean nothing if they cannot find homes to rent in the first place", cautions NRLA's Chief Executive.
The new partnership is the latest in a series of new agreements the NRLA has recently reached with specialist organisations.
37% of councils were unable to provide any housing tenure-specific data related to tenant complaints, according to FOI data obtained by the NRLA.
Ahead of Wednesday’s Budget, the NRLA is calling on all parties to provide certainty to renters and responsible landlords by ensuring housing benefit rates remain pegged to at...
Following a BBC report that claimed the government is rowing back on its promise to keep DFG funding in line with inflation, the NRLA has warned ministers not to backtrack on their...
As well as meeting the demands of tenants, supplying more homes for the private rental sector would provide a welcome boost to the Government’s coffers, according to the National...
The NRLA has called on the Government to support the sector by scrapping tax hikes which have cut the supply of homes to rent and led to rising rents.
The NRLA warns that continued disparity in supply and demand for private rented housing will continue to erode the purchasing power of tenants.
Rental reforms will not work unless the Government introduces reforms to the court system, the NRLA has warned MPs.
With the latest data revealing that it takes over half a year for courts to process legitimate possession claims made by private landlords, the NRLA argues that scrapping Section 21...
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