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Energy efficiency deadlines must be staggered, says NRLA

Staggered compliance deadlines are vital if the Government's new energy efficiency plans are to work, warns the NRLA. The association made the argument in its official response to the Government consultation on new Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards, which closes today.

NRLA calls take centre stage in Lords debate

Listen Up Landlords Live! Watch now

April marked a very special month for the Listen Up Landlords team, with our first LIVE podcast recording – complete with studio audience – at Manchester’s MediaCity.

Your Licensing update for May

An update on licensing changes in May

Flawed possession ground will reduce supply of student housing

Government plans to restrict a key student housing exemption to larger Houses of Multiple Occupation (HMOs) could cause chaos in the student market, slashing the supply of homes, forcing rents up and throwing the annual student rental cycle into disarray.

Your training and events update for May

Your guide to all the NRLA courses and events on offer this May.

NRLA Landlord Panel: Sign up today for your chance to win

The NRLA is inviting landlords to sign up to join our new and improved landlord panel, offering you the chance to help shape our campaigns agenda going forward, and win prizes along the way.

Diversifying into commercial property emerges as alternative

Some NRLA landlords are considering diversifying into commercial property - here is why.

Minister admits court processes are not where they need to be

A Senior government official admits their court process are not where they want to be with the Renters' Rights Bill set to become law.

Landlord concerns over energy efficiency are greater than those over the Renters' Rights Bill

An NRLA survey has found landlords are more concerned over new energy efficiency standards than the Renters' Rights Bill