A quarter of lettings agents are in the dark about reforms set to transform the sector under the Renters’ Rights Bill.
The UK property sector is bracing for a wave of change under the Renters’ Rights Bill. However, a recent survey shows that many letting agents are far from ready. With the bill set to transform how landlords and tenants interact, industry experts warn that agents who fail to prepare risk being left behind. Letting Agents in the […]
Renters’ Rights Bill Sparks Heated Debate in House of Lords as Report Stage Begins
The UK’s Renters’ Rights Bill has reached the report stage in the House of Lords, reigniting a fiery debate about the balance between tenant protections and landlord freedoms. As the legislation edges closer to becoming law, some peers – particularly those with personal stakes in the rental market – are voicing serious reservations. What’s the […]
Landlords Encouraged to Speed Up Evictions Through High Court Amid County Court Backlogs
As court delays continue to frustrate landlords across the country, a growing coalition of property sector leaders is now urging property owners to consider a faster alternative: transferring eviction cases to the High Court. The call comes from a joint effort led by the High Court Enforcement Officers Association (HCEOA) and the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA). They are […]
