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A Property118 report challenges claims that the Renters’ Rights Act has maintained stability in the UK rental market, raising concerns for landlords and agents.
Dwelly has completed its eighth acquisition of 2026, purchasing the lettings business of AP Morgan and adding over 500 managed properties to its portfolio.
A team from DM Hall completed the National Three Peaks Challenge, raising over £7,000 for charity. The group included staff from residential, commercial, and rural divisions.
A leading campaigner has criticised the pace and scope of government leasehold reforms, as new protections for leaseholders are announced to take effect from 2027.
Campaigners from ACORN and London Renters Union disrupted the 100th National Landlord Investment Show in London, calling for rent controls and drawing criticism from Paul Shamplina.
Rental supply in the UK has reached its highest level in seven years, even as many landlords continue to leave the private rented sector, according to TwentyEA.
Steve Harriott will retire as CEO of The Dispute Service at the end of the year, with Jacqueline Starr named as his successor. The leadership change comes after the introduction of the Renters’ Rights Act.
Northern Ireland has introduced its first affordable rent programme, offering homes at 20% below local market rates for eligible lower-income households.
A major Build To Rent operator with 7,750 homes in 55 locations has backed government housing reforms, according to Letting Agent Today.
Savills predicts England will deliver 167,500 new homes per year to 2029/30, below the government's 300,000 annual target.
Homelet PMS Ltd has paid a £15,000 civil penalty for not complying with legal requirements to protect clients’ money, according to Letting Agent Today.
The Housing Ombudsman will leave office at the end of this month, according to a statement from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government.