There is no doubt that the introduction of the Renters Rights Bill for letting agents in England has been one of the biggest changes to the sector for quite some time.

Student accommodation providers have urged the Government to protect students through the Renters’ Rights Bill

The English tribunal system is already overburdened according to new findings from Reapit

The impact of landlords leaving the sector due to the Renters’ Rights Bill is forecast to further compound supply and demand disparity in the PRS.

New data suggests that the Renters' Rights Bill has not yet resulted in the mass exodus of landlords that many feared it would.

Tenancy disputes are on the rise, with the number seen in 2023 hitting the second-highest number seen over the last decade.

The government will reveal the long awaited Renters’ Rights Bill later today, introducing a range of new requirements in hopes to further protect tenants in private rented...

Under the new legislation, fixed-term Assured Shorthold Tenancies will be replaced by rolling tenancies, meaning tenants can give just two months' notice to leave at any time

Steve Richmond, General Manager at Reapit UK&I looks at the Renters Rights Bill and considers the opportunities this controversial legislation presents to letting agents.

Plans to remove fixed-term tenancies and prevent rent payments from being taken in advance of tenancies starting must be fully assessed before the Renters’ Rights Bill becomes...