Over 11 million renters in England, equal to 19% of households, will be affected by the Bill.

The Renters’ Rights Bill is nearing Royal Assent, yet the government has not set out its implementation timetable.

Monday’s Commons debate is the final hurdle before the long-awaited Renters’ Rights Bill receives royal assent.

29% of landlords are aware of the Bill but do not know what it means for them.

Mark Holloway, principal director in the Build to Rent and Developer team at national law firm Foot Anstey explores the Renters' Rights Bill and warns of the potential for a more...

The proposed changes come alongside plans allowing tenants higher rent arrears and challenging credit checks.

Allison Thompson, National Lettings Managing Director, Leaders (part of LRG), explores the proposed replacement of fixed-term tenancies with open-ended periodic agreements and how this...

Reapit warns the refusal to release impact data may limit proper scrutiny of the Bill.

48% of UK landlords have made no preparations for the Renters’ Rights Bill.

89% of landlords expect to raise rents in the next 12 months