Ipsos polling shows 85% of private renters have heard of the Renters' Rights Act, yet many remain unaware of provisions designed to limit rent increases and advance payments.

New research from Housing Hand finds a strong link between renting and wellbeing, with four in five tenants saying their rental experience affects how they feel.

New Propoly research finds a significant Renters' Rights Act awareness gap among tenants, with 36% knowing little to nothing about the legislation and 88% yet to seek any guidance.

Jonathan Rolande, founder of House Buy Fast, argues that the professionalisation of the private rented sector, while well-intentioned, risks displacing the human discretion and...

Matthew Battensby, senior associate professional support lawyer and James Sutherland, partner, at Burges Salmon LLP, explore how new government guidance on the English Devolution and...

Auction House recorded a 70% year-on-year rise in tenanted property listings in April, as smaller buy-to-let landlords sold up ahead of the Renters' Rights Act and experienced...

Housing law expert Natalie Peacock breaks down the four key changes brought in by the Renters' Rights Act and what tenants should do to protect themselves.

The Renters' Rights Act takes effect today, abolishing Section 21 evictions and introducing rolling periodic tenancies across England's private rented sector.

Deposit protection provider mydeposits warns that tenant swaps will become a routine feature of tenancy management under the Renters' Rights Act, with new risks for agents who fail to...

LegalforLandlords warns that the Renters' Rights Act will drive stricter referencing and affordability thresholds, leaving many renters unable to secure a home in practice.