Call of the month - Renters' Rights Bill
This month, our team dealt with several queries about the impending Renters' Rights Bill.
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What insights does the latest English Housing Survey provide about the rental sector?
The headline report for the 2022-23 English Housing Survey was released back in December, but the more detailed reports – covering areas like the rental sectors, housing quality, and affordability – have only recently become available. The main conclusion from the data is that the Private Rented Sector (PRS) remains stable and is performing better than recent media coverage might suggest. NRLA partner, Leaders Romans Group gives us some headlines.
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham Addresses 2024 NRLA Landlord Conference
Burnham tells landlords housing is the ‘single best investment that the UK can make’
Record turnout for NRLA Landlord Conference
The Big Question: What's the best advice you have received as a landlord?
New dates added as NRLA Renters’ Rights course sells out
Writing to your MP: How you can support us
Your licensing update for November
Supported Housing: An alternative way to let your property!
5 reasons why landlords should take a deposit
A critical moment for the private rented sector in Wales
Renters' Rights Bill: Movement on amendments
Meet the Speaker: Anna Moore on how energy efficiency improvements can boost the value of your property
Your training and events update for November
Dates live for new NRLA Renters’ Rights course
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