Industry news
Plans to accelerate cladding remediation unveiled
The Government has introduced a Remediation Acceleration Plan to expedite the removal and replacement of unsafe cladding on residential buildings in England. The Plan is the first step in increasing the pace of remediation, but some of the measures will need legislation to come into effect. Public Affairs Manager, Eleanor Bateman, explains.
Call of the month - Vacant during festive periods
This month's call has a look at the steps a landlord should take if their rental property is vacated during the festive period.
Renters’ Rights: PRS Database will NOT replace selective licensing says Minister
The new rented homes database being introduced under the Renters’ Rights Bill will NOT replace selective licensing, the Government has confirmed. Housing Minister, Matthew Pennycook said the two have ‘different purposes’ despite both systems pledging to improve property standards and reassure tenants their landlords are meeting their obligations
NRLA podcast: Unpacking the budget
In the latest episode of NRLA podcast Listen Up Landlords, presenters NRLA CEO Ben Beadle and Richard Blanco take a look at the Autumn budget and its impact on landlords and their businesses.
NRLA picks up three national awards
The NRLA is celebrating after picking up three industry gongs at last night's Landlord Investment Show (LIS) Awards.
Renters’ Rights impact assessment: Will the figures add up?
With the news the Renters' Rights Bill will cost businesses a total £33 million a year according to the Government’s impact assessment, NRLA policy officer Dan Cumming looks behind the headlines, to find out what this means for landlords.
Rented housing database needs to deliver meaningful results warn landlords
Plans for a database of private rented properties risk providing little help to tenants unless it includes meaningful information.
New rented homes database must include must include vital safety information
The PRS property database - set to be introduced under the Renters' Rights Bill - must include meaningful information on safety and standards if it is to work for landlords and tenants.
'Serious flaws' delay leasehold legislation
Housing Minister, Matthew Pennycook has acknowledged there are 'serious flaws' in leasehold reform legislation, delaying pledges made to modernise the system. Eleanor Bateman, Senior Public Affairs Officer, looks at what has been announced so far, and what happens next.
Your training and events for December
Welcome to the final training and events update of 2024. In all, there are 15 courses and events this month, with something for everyone on offer.
