Renters’ Rights

Hamptons says the increase 'has predominantly been driven by larger investors buying from smaller landlords.'

'Rental growth is being driven by a tightening supply backdrop,' says Knight Frank, adding: 'The Renters’ Rights Act is accelerating this.'

Yet data from both OnTheMarket and Savills confirm a clear rise in sales of former rental homes.

The Renters’ Rights Act is not the end of landlord advantage, it is the evolution of it, explains Yasmin Ulhaq - and success in the new era will increasingly depend on discipline.

Next week marks the start of 'new age' for the private rented sector, says Jessica Tomlinson of Savills, as she walks us through what incoming legislation means for top-end tenants & landlords.

New Rental Checker designed to help letting agents comply with Section 13 of the Renters’ Rights Act, drawing on achieved rents.

Lettings supply is tightening as the Renters' Rights Act hoves into view.

The new rules - now just ten days away - are driving some landlords from the sector and will make it harder for vulnerable tenants, explains Knight Frank's head of UK residential research.

Major changes affecting landlords, letting agents & tenants are being implemented on 1st May 2026.

New laws represent 'seismic' changes for landlords, tenants & letting agents.

The Renters’ Rights Bill 'is a crucial step towards ending the housing crisis,' says the government, but many property industry insiders are concerned...