PropTech firms Reapit and Goodlord have formed a strategic partnership to help letting agents manage tenant onboarding more accurately at a time of heightened regulatory scrutiny.

Reapit is urging letting agents to prioritise data resilience and audit trails as the Renters' Rights Act tightens compliance requirements across the private rented sector.

Reapit has teamed up with two leading Making Tax Digital providers to help letting agents manage landlord tax reporting without the administrative burden.

1 May 2026 marks the start of the Renters’ Rights Act, changing fixed-term tenancies to Assured Periodic Tenancies.

£24bn in retrofit investment is estimated to be required across Great Britain.

Section 21 will be removed from 1 May 2026, sending all eviction cases through the courts.

Rent guarantee policies have grown more than 400% year-on-year in July and August.

Regulation fears are concerning property professionals, Reapit's Property Outlook Report 2025 reveals - with letting agents, landlords, and sales professionals alike are bracing for...

More than 50% of agencies reported increased use of time-saving technology.

Reapit has appealed the government's refusal to publish Renters’ Rights Bill impact test.