New findings from a recent landlord survey have highlighted significant concerns among landlords about pets in rented properties.

Wednesday saw MPs vote in favour of the long-awaited Bill despite there still being no clear sign of any movement surrounding Section 21.

The government has been urged to make further changes to the legislation to safeguard student housing supply.

The long-awaited Bill is approaching its third reading in the House of Commons before moving to the House of Lords.

The latest tweaks to the long-awaited Bill are 'balanced' and 'not really contentious at all', according to PayProp UK.

Over four out of five tenants remain unaware of the Bill, its contents, and what the changes mean for them, according to new research.

The removal of Section 21 notices and the end of fixed-term tenancies are the two issues that concern landlords the most, according to a new report issued by Propertymark.

Chris Martin from Skip Hire UK explores how the Renters Reform Bill will likely impact landlords and the general attitudes towards the upcoming changes.

The long-awaited Renters (Reform) Bill, which is currently passing through the UK Parliament cannot succeed without proper engagement with letting agents and landlords, Propertymark...

A handful of proposed amendments to the Renters’ (Reform) Bill, designed to give private rented sector landlords more protection, has received the backing of a prominent industry...