Press releases
Landlords selling up biggest risk to renters says official data
The number of households in the private rented sector at risk of homelessness due to landlords selling up has increased by almost a fifth since the end of 2024.
London renters at crisis point as number of homes to rent falls
The number of homes for private rent is contracting across London despite growing demand.
Leading business journalist to host the UK Housing Conference
The NRLA has confirmed that award winning business journalist Steph McGovern will host the NRLA’s UK Housing Conference 2025.
Rental housing standards need to be clear and enforceable, says landlords
The National Residential Landlords Association has responded to the Government’s consultation on a new Decent Homes Standard for both the private and social rented sectors.
Government changes to rental reforms a dog's dinner
Planned changes to the Renters’ Rights Bill will mean landlords will be required to shoulder the risk of damage to properties by pets, according to the NRLA.
Rental reforms will be "unworkable" without answers from ministers
Plans to reform the private rented sector will be unworkable unless the Government provides clear answers to basic questions.
Spending Review fails private renters
Today's Spending Review has failed to deliver when it comes to tackling the supply crisis within the private rented sector.
Government must face facts on retrofit timetable
Government plans to improve the energy efficiency of private rented housing are unachievable. That’s the warning from the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA), the country’s leading body representing private sector landlords.
NRLA: Rent Smart Wales report fails to reassure landlords
The National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) has issued its response to a new report commissioned by the Welsh Government evaluating the work of Rent Smart Wales (RSW).
Courts unprepared for Renters' Rights Bill as possession delays worsen
The National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) has warned that the Government is failing to acknowledge the true state of the court system and its lack of readiness to handle possession cases following the end of Section 21 'no-fault' evictions.
