NRLA research shows strong tenant demand across the rental market, but landlord confidence continues to erode as more sell up than invest in new properties.

Renters with poor credit histories or fluctuating incomes could find it increasingly difficult to secure private rented accommodation as landlords respond to reforms under the...

The NRLA's takeover of the Lettings Industry Council brings together two of the private rented sector's most prominent advocacy bodies under a single structure.

The NRLA has partnered with real estate advisers Bidwells to launch NRLA Living, a new service providing market intelligence and compliance support for portfolio landlords and...

New NRLA research finds 46% of landlords plan to raise rents following landlord tax increases on property income due in April 2027, with a third also planning to sell properties.

Ministers face pressure to intervene as rising buy-to-let mortgage costs and tax hikes threaten to push UK rents higher.

The NRLA is warning that a shortage of qualified EPC assessors will create a bottleneck that undermines the government's proposed energy efficiency reforms for rental properties.

Section 21 repossession claims have declined despite concerns over a surge ahead of the Renters’ Rights Act.

London landlord fines data reveals councils recovered only a third of penalties, raising concerns ahead of new regulation.

The NRLA has partnered with HMRC-recognised platform Taxd to help landlords meet the Making Tax Digital deadline, offering members discounted access and integrated filing through NRLA...