The proportion of UK landlords experiencing rental arrears has fallen to a record low of 26%, completing a six-year decline from a 2020 peak of 42%, though 66% of landlords with 11 or...

The proportion of private rented homes managed by letting agents has reached its highest level in at least two years, as landlords prepare for further changes to rental regulation.

NRLA analysis finds that negative portrayals of landlords by politicians and campaign groups are registering as a consideration in decisions to leave the sector, with frustration...

New analysis by the National Residential Landlords Association finds no clear link between Local Housing Allowance rates and rent increases, as ministers consider whether to extend the...

New data from the National Residential Landlords Association shows councils are failing to collect fines issued to rogue landlords, despite a rise in property inspections.

The NRLA has launched new Knowledge Hubs to help landlords navigate regulatory change following the Renters' Rights Act.

The NRLA is warning that new £7,000 landlord fines enforcement powers risk being ineffective unless councils address a chronic failure to collect existing penalties.

NRLA research shows strong tenant demand across the rental market, but landlord confidence continues to erode as more sell up than invest in new properties.

Renters with poor credit histories or fluctuating incomes could find it increasingly difficult to secure private rented accommodation as landlords respond to reforms under the...

The NRLA's takeover of the Lettings Industry Council brings together two of the private rented sector's most prominent advocacy bodies under a single structure.