Housing Hand warns that the rental sector will need support in delivering on new commitments

Lawhive’s UK lawyer and head of legal operations, Daniel McAfee, looks at the Renters' Rights Bill and its potential to transform landlord-tenant dynamics.

The Labour Government "does not care about students", according to newly released data from the Student Accredited Private Rental Sector.

The Renters Rights Bill is back in parliament today for its Report Stage and Third Reading.

72% of Propertymark’s landlord members are worried about the end of Section 21, 69% are concerned about the end of fixed-term tenancies, and 62% are concerned about the end of...

Plans for a database of private rented properties risk providing little help to tenants unless it includes meaningful information, warn landlords.

Letting agents could lose more money under the Renters' Rights Bill than the failed Renters (Reform) Bill, according to official government figures.

There is no doubt that the introduction of the Renters Rights Bill for letting agents in England has been one of the biggest changes to the sector for quite some time.

Student accommodation providers have urged the Government to protect students through the Renters’ Rights Bill

The English tribunal system is already overburdened according to new findings from Reapit