Press releases
Huge win for NRLA as Government announces fundamental changes to Renters Reform plans
The Government has today confirmed it will NOT axe section 21 ‘no fault’ repossessions until improvements have been made to the courts, following extensive lobbying by the NRLA.
Government Pledges Court Reform Before Section 21 Goes
The NRLA has issued a statement in response to news that the Government has confirmed section 21 evictions will not be abolished until measures are introduced to improve the handling of legitimate possession cases by the courts.
Confidence of landlords vital to success of Renters Reform Bill says NRLA
The Government’s controversial Renters (Reform) Bill will have its second reading on Monday, with the NRLA warning it must have the confidence of landlords if it is to succeed.
Housing Benefit freeze a "travesty" argue landlords at Labour Conference
The ongoing freeze on housing benefit rates is a “travesty” that needs reversing immediately, the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) has warned.
NRLA agrees new partnership with Leaders Romans Group
The NRLA today confirms that it has struck a new partnership agreement with leading property services firm, Leaders Romans Group.
Tenants need more homes for private rent, landlords tell Labour
The NRLA has issued its response to the news that the Labour Party has pledged to boost housing supply if they are elected to government.
Ministers Need to Reverse Failed Policies as Rental Supply Crisis Worsens
Our response to data published by Rightmove show the average number of people inquiring about each available home to rent has increased by 25.
Minister guarantees that court wait times will decrease when Section 21 ends
The Housing Minister Rachel Maclean has pledged to "guarantee" that landlords will be able to take back possession of rental properties more swiftly through the courts as a result of forthcoming reforms to the rental market.
Private Rented Sector Vital to Providing Homes the Country Needs says Gove
A thriving private rented sector is vital to ensuring an effective housing market, the Housing Secretary has told the Conservative Party Conference.
Sunak axes energy efficiency plans for rented homes
Plans which would see landlords pay up to £10,000 per property for energy efficiency improvements have been axed by the Prime Minister.
