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A Section 21 notice allows landlords to legally evict tenants without providing a reason for doing so, creating uncertainty for those renting the property.

Permits approved to build multifamily housing in the first quarter fell 22% below 2023's start.

Permits approved to build multifamily housing in the first quarter fell 22% below 2023's start.

Permits approved to build multifamily housing in the first quarter fell 22% below 2023's start.

Speaking in the Renters Reform Bill debate, with the help of Barnardo's Children's charity and Become, care and care leavers charity, I highlighted the (largely) negative impact that private rental prices - rising by 6.2% in the 12 months…

Jeff Smith: If the Government are putting all that money in and doing all this planning, why can the Minister still not give us a date for when it will happen?

Since the Rental Reform Bill was first announced five years ago, there have been a significant amount of changes made to it and here we explain some of the main points of the passed bill and what they mean for you as a tenant and a landlord

The Tory government has come under fire after admitting no-fault evictions may not be banned before the general election despite promises.

In today’s newsletter: The renters’ reform bill was meant to address a spiralling housing crisis, but as a watered-down version finally passes, we look at the ways a great hope has become a crushing disappointment

EasyKnock has partnered with Piñata to offer EasyKnock’s customers access to credit building programs. EasyKnock helps homeowners convert the trapped equity in their homes into cash and remain in their homes as renters, the company said in…

Supply Issues Pose Challenge in Sun Belt, REIT Says

Although I welcomed the introduction of this long overdue Bill, I remain of the opinion that it is not fit for purpose. It contains numerous defects, deficiencies, omissions and loopholes that would allow the minority of disreputable…

Campaign group Generation Rent said the watered down bill was an 'incredibly disappointing cave-in'

Landlords must have “greater protections” under new rules, says Under Secretary for Housing

MPs have voted in favour of the government's Renters' Reform Bill - despite it including an indefinite delay to the end of no-fault evictions.

Described by Housing Secretary Michael Gove as a “once in a generation” shake-up to renting rights in England, the legislation has been hotly debated - especially within the Conservative party.

Jeff Smith: If the Government are putting all that money in and doing all this planning, why can the Minister still not give us a date for when it will happen?

Labour's Angela Rayner has attacked the Conservatives for "obsessing" over her living arrangements while renters continue to face uncertainty over the government's promise to end no-fault evictions.

The government has been accused of bowing to a group of ‘pro-landlord MPs’

The renters Reform Bill which reaches its final stages in the House of Commons today has been termed a failure as it appears that plans to stop tenants being evicted from their homes under Section 21 notices will be delayed The Renters…