Press releases
Landlords respond to reports of holiday lets tax raid
Responding to reports that the Chancellor is considering increasing taxes on holiday let accommodation, Chief Executive of the NRLA Ben Beadle says that the Chancellor needs to address the chronic shortage of long-term rentals by attracting new landlords to the market, and squeezing holiday lets is not the answer.
Budget must fix broken housing benefit system
Warning comes as almost a million private rented households have a gap between housing benefit payments and the rents they pay.
Government needs to get on with rental reform changes
Further to the publication of a BBC News report suggesting that the Government plans to amend the Renters (Reform) Bill shortly, the NRLA has issued a statement calling for greater clarity on any proposed changes to the legislation.
NRLA and Crisis to host networking event for Welsh landlords
On 5 March the NRLA will jointly host a networking event with Crisis, during which attendees can learn more about our work across the Welsh private rented sector.
Rental housing crisis set to worsen as tenant demand soars
Two thirds of landlords say the demand for private rented housing is continuing to increase, according to new research commissioned by the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA).
Ministers warned to keep their word on housing support for disabled people
The NRLA has offered its response to the news that the Government plans to drop its commitment to increase the amount of Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG) funding that disabled people across England can claim in order to make adaptations to their homes.
Title Guardian partners with the NRLA to protect landlords from property-related fraud
Today the NRLA publicises the launch of a new partnership with Title Guardian, the leading provider of smart property protection technology.
Growing the private rented sector would boost Government coffers by £10 billion
Increasing the supply of homes for private rent would boost the Government’s coffers to the tune of £10 billion, equivalent to almost the entire Affordable Homes budget, according to the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA).
Landlords welcome pragmatic amendments to rental reform plans
The NRLA has issued its response to the news that Anthony Mangnall MP, along with other parliamentary colleagues, has tabled new amendments to the Renters (Reform) Bill.
New NRLA appointments will improve service to members
New appointments, which with enhance services to NRLA members as the sector prepares for a time of radical change, have been announced today.