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...

Student landlords are turning to social media and online forums for Renters' Rights Act guidance due to a lack of official clarity, according to national student lettings agency...

Allison Thompson, Chief Lettings Officer, Leaders, part of LRG, explores how the Renters' Rights Act restrictions on rent in advance could affect tenants who fail affordability checks...

New data from Hamptons shows fewer landlords increased rents in the first month of the Renters' Rights Act, though future rises could be larger.

Jonathan Rolande, founder of House Buy Fast, examines how the Renters' Rights Act's removal of advance rent payments could inadvertently increase guarantor requirements across nearly...

Tom Bill, head of residential research at Knight Frank, explores how the Renters' Rights Act has contributed to falling rental supply and rising rents across London, arguing the...

New research from Rushbrook & Rathbone finds that just 32% of managed tenants believe their property manager is fully compliant with the Renters' Rights Act, despite the...