Tag: Property

The first major changes under the Renters’ Rights Act come into force on May 1st. The Act is the biggest change the private rented sector has seen in decades. With this in mind, we recently asked landlords how they’re feeling about the upcoming deadline, if it’s a concern,

The Renters’ Rights Bill received Royal Assent on 27 October 2025, becoming the Renters’ Rights Act 2025. The Government has now confirmed a phased implementation timetable, with the first major changes taking effect from 1 May 2026. These changes apply to private landlords and tenants in England. The new rules

The Government has introduced a new requirement for landlords and letting agents in England: tenants must now be given an “Information Sheet” explaining the key changes under the Renters’ Rights Act. This document is designed to help tenants understand how the new legislation affects their tenancy, while also ensuring landlords

Rapidly increasing rents challenge the concept that cities outside London are ‘cheap’ anymore.

Save your wallet and see which postcodes are seeing the slowest rises in rent.

What landlords need to know to help avoid tenant disputes and Rent Repayment Orders.

Section 21 ends in May. We answer landlords' top questions to help you navigate the shift.

Elisha shares how she and her fiancé, Kieran, met through SpareRoom.

From May 1st 2026, the first major Renters' Rights Act changes will take effect.

Flatsharing has traditionally been dominated by people in their 20s and 30s, but in recent years the proportion of younger renters is declining, while the 45+ age group is increasing. So, why is this happening, and how is that changing the dynamics of flatsharing as we know it? Here’s