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Landlords boost asking rents because of Renters Rights Act

9th September 2026

Landlords boost asking rents because of Renters Rights Act

Early evidence suggests that landlords are advertising properties at higher rents as a result of the Renters Rights Act. An analysis by the lettings platform Hello Neighbour suggests that this may be because of the Act’s banning of so-called bidding wars, where rival tenants offered to pay increasingly high rents for particularly...

Renters Rights Act enforcement powers worry letting agents 

9th September 2026

Renters Rights Act enforcement powers worry letting agents 

Letting agents’ trade body Propertymark is urging its members and landlords to ensure they understand expanding...

Younger investors set to take over buy to let 

9th September 2026

Younger investors set to take over buy to let 

New research suggests Millennials and Gen Z investors are set to represent 62% of landlords within...

Capital appreciation slumps in south but rises outside England

9th September 2026

Capital appreciation slumps in south but rises outside England

New data from Lloyds Bank shows that capital appreciation has slumped – indeed, fallen – in...

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