The Guild of Property Professionals is running a dedicated webinar to help Members prepare for Phase Two of the Renters' Rights Act.

A snapshot survey of 30 landlords one month into the Renters' Rights Act finds most feel unsupported and pessimistic about the rental market's direction.

Allison Thompson, Chief Lettings Officer, Leaders part of LRG, explores why rental and sales markets have proved resilient through past shocks, and predicts how the Renters' Rights Act...

The NRLA has launched new Knowledge Hubs to help landlords navigate regulatory change following the Renters' Rights Act.

New research reveals that seven in ten private renters are unaware of, or do not understand, the Renters' Rights Act, raising concerns that key legal protections could go unused.

New analysis shows searches linked to the Renters’ Rights Act soared before the reforms, reflecting growing interest in property investment and compliance.

New civil penalties of up to £7,000 are pushing landlords toward proactive property maintenance rather than reactive repairs.

Property management agencies are being warned that financial visibility, not just legal compliance, will determine resilience as the Renters' Rights Act reshapes the private rented...

Councils can issue fines of up to £7,000 from 22 June 2026, if landlords are found to have serious hazards in their rented properties.

New data from LegalforLandlords shows Section 8 possession claims are forecast to reach 30,516 in 2026 as 87 letting agent brands sign up for support since the Renters' Rights Act came...