All-inclusive tenants to benefit from £400 energy bill discount
Landlords must pass on the £400 energy bill discount to all-inclusive tenants as part of the Energy Bills Support Scheme, the government has announced.
National Residential Landlords Association
Landlords need clarity over looming targets
The challenges are severe for a government trying to balance tough environmental goals with rocketing energy costs. But landlords really do need a clear sense of direction.
Charity warns tenants are ‘at the mercy of their landlord’ on £400 energy discount
There are concerns that tenants could miss out on the government’s £400 energy discount.
NRLA: Next PM must boost rental supply
The next Prime Minister needs to make it a priority to boost the UK’s supply of rental properties, the National Residential Landlords Association has warned.
Housing minister to address landlords at NRLA conference
The housing minister behind the Renters Reform Bill, Eddie Hughes, will address landlords at the inaugural National Landlord Conference later this year.
Renters’ Reform Bill confirms end of Section 21
The abolition of Section 21 evictions has been confirmed as part of the Renters’ Reform Bill, which was unveiled as part of the Queen’s Speech.
NRLA: Government policy has fuelled supply crisis
Government efforts to dampen investment in rental housing are fuelling a supply crisis, hiking rents and making homeownership more difficult to afford, the National Residential Landlords Association has warned.
Capital Economics: Scrapping 3% stamp duty surcharge would create 900,000 new homes
Removing the 3% stamp duty surcharge would create almost 900,000 private rented homes across the UK in the next 10 years.
Capital Economics: Big changes needed to boost private rented stock
London needs almost 85,000 private rented homes a year to meet its housing needs, a stark report from economic consultancy Capital Economics has concluded.
Will the House of Lords help landlords escape unfair cladding costs?
Landlords could be treated equally to other leaseholders when replacing cladding after all, after Conservative peer Lord Naseby tabled an amendment to the Building Safety Bill.
