The Latest Private Rented Sector News

Unlocking Empty Homes: A Call for Government Action
In a bid to address the pressing issue of housing shortage across the nation, Benham and Reeves Director, Marc von

8.3 Times the Average Income Required to Afford a Home
In the ever-evolving landscape of the UK housing market, finding the delicate equilibrium between affordability and aspiration has become an

83% of Tenants Don’t Know What The Renters (Reform) Bill Contains
In the realm of private renting, where calls for stricter regulations on landlords echo loudly, there’s a significant piece of

NRLA Urges Caution for Landlords Opting for Limited Company Status
In recent years, a growing number of landlords have been drawn to the prospect of managing their property investments through

Will The Renters (Reform) Bill End Local Landlord Licensing?
In recent discussions surrounding the government’s Renters (Reform) Bill, a significant proposal has emerged: the establishment of a property portal

The Cost of Homeownership vs. Renting: New Insights from Halifax
In the dynamic landscape of the UK housing market, the decision between renting and buying is a crucial one, with

Leaseholds: Has Reform Been Abandoned?
In the world of property ownership, particularly in the UK, leasehold arrangements have long been a contentious issue. Recent discussions

Understanding the Renters (Reform) Bill: Landlords in the Dark
As the Renters (Reform) Bill progresses through Parliament, it’s causing ripples of uncertainty throughout England’s private rented sector. This proposed

Renters Say They Are More Lonely and Feel Less Safe than Housebuyers
In a recent poll conducted by the Belonging Forum, startling revelations have emerged regarding the sense of belonging, loneliness, and

Meet The New Boss, Same As The Old Boss
In recent discussions surrounding housing policy in Wales, the spectre of rent controls has once again emerged, drawing both support