Industry news
NRLA podcast: Election reaction
In this episode of NRLA podcast Listen Up Landlords Ben and Richard speak to professionals from across the property industry on Labour’s landslide win in the July 4 election.
Housing – ministerial line-up announced
The new Labour Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner will lead on housing issues having been named the new Secretary of State for the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government.
New scheme to fund refugee rental deposits
A new scheme providing deposits for refugees who want to move into private rented housing has been launched by property industry charity LandAid and NRLA partner Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS).
A Renters Reform revival?
NRLA chief executive Ben Beadle on how resurrecting the Renters (Reform) Bill is Labour’s best bet to maintain a functioning PRS
New data shows 120,000 extra rental homes needed
A hundred and twenty thousand extra rental properties will be needed to meet current demand, according to new analysis from property portal Rightmove.
Your chance to tell us how the PRS is working in Wales
The NRLA is looking for landlords who rent property in Wales to participate in the next stage of a in-depth study looking at the state of the PRS in Wales.
Landlords and tenants need certainty on rental reform
The NRLA, along with BPF, Grainger PLC, and Leaders Romans Group, has issued a joint statement calling on the next government to pass the Renters (Reform) Bill as a matter of 'urgency'.
Landlords and tenants need certainty on rental reform
The NRLA, along with BPF, Grainger PLC, and Leaders Romans Group, has issued a joint statement calling on the next government to pass the Renters (Reform) Bill as a matter of 'urgency'.
NRLA podcast: Pre-election special
Ben and Richard are joined by a trio of guests, to discuss the latest election promises ahead of polling day next week.
Next government must ensure housing benefit rates tack rents
Millions of people in the private rented sector face chronic uncertainty due to a failure by the main political parties to provide clarity on housing benefit rates. The NRLA is now calling on the next government to commit to ensuring housing benefit rates permanently track market rents.
