The next Prime Minister must address the supply crisis in the private rented sector if homeownership ambitions are to become a reality, warns the National Residential Landlords...

Pet damage poses more of a threat than the damage inflicted by adult tenants, with 85.3% of respondents saying they’ve experienced pet-related damage, yet landlords are more...

The Welsh Government is delaying the implementation of the Renting Homes Wales Act until 1st December 2022.

New property passports, which would help landlords prove their homes are compliant and tenants identify decent and safe housing, could be used to simplify and bring together the huge...

Responding to the publication today of the Public Accounts Committee’s report on the regulation of the private rented sector, Ben Beadle, Chief Executive of the National...

The cost of living is on the rise, and people around the world are struggling more than ever to make their monthly salary cover their bills. But which city offers the most financial...

Official data shows that the majority of private tenants relying on Universal Credit to pay their rent have a shortfall of £100 per month between the amount they receive and what...

A new joint project between industry trade bodies Propertymark and the National Residential Landlords Association, along with LandlordZone and East Midlands-based pets charity...

The National Residential Landlords Association has teamed up with the Property Redress Scheme and The Dispute Service to create and launch a new scheme that aims to help landlords and...

Agents and landlords are in for a big challenge with a record-breaking 11 new schemes being introduced across seven different local authorities in April, with eight starting on the...