Phase two of the Renters’ Rights Act will begin next month with the launch of the new landlord database. But will it really help? Our chief executive Ben Beadle says it has to be more than a national ...
Our new, fully updated HHSRS course has been launched, reflecting all the latest changes introduced under the Renters' Rights ...
Rollout of the new landlord database will begin this December – with landlords to pay £65 per property per year to register.
A perfect storm of legislation change, rising costs and press hostility is forcing landlords out of the sector, according to ...
Letting agent use has hit a two-year high and while some agents do fantastic job for landlords others can, and do, fall short ...
By the end of August, day-ahead prices for power had eased slightly from their mid-month highs, with electricity trading at £130/MWh, down from £146/MWh. On the other hand, gas benefited from a ...
Tenants – particularly those on low incomes - would be left worse off by rent controls, according to a new report from economic research group The Institute for Fiscal Studies.
In a bumper licensing blog this month, we round up all the latest consultations and share details of new schemes coming into force across the country.
Landlords are being warned they will need robust evidence to back up any proposed rent increases, after a record number of appeals were heard this summer. New data from Hamptons reveals 166 market ...
Conservative MP Katie Lam has been named the new Shadow Housing Secretary, following a reshuffle of the shadow cabinet. Leader of the opposition, Kemi Badenoch, appointed her to replace James Cleverly ...
The National Residential Landlords Association is the UK's largest membership organisation for private residential landlords, supporting and representing over 110,000 members.
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