The Renters’ Rights Act (RRA) is finally coming into force tomorrow and represents the most significant reset the Private Rented Sector (PRS) has seen in decades. 

Speaking on Radio 4’s Today programme recently, the housing and planning minister Matthew Pennycook confirmed that the number of proposed sites has been reduced.

One home in 25 across England sit empty, which equates to over a million.

The government has confirmed what information must be included in new tenancy agreements for the Renters’ Rights Act.

A lettings agency boss wants property industry figures – including tenant groups – to run national housing policy.

Landlords have borrowed £6.6bn in clear sign they have not been put off by the looming Renters' Rights Act.

A new survey of Build To Rent (BTR) by an industry supplier claims the sector is doing well.

The government has issued what it calls “the official Information Sheet that landlords and their agents must give to tenants.”