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Exclusive member webinar: What the Budget means for the private rented sector
The forthcoming budget, the first from the new government, is now just days away, with speculation rife as to what this will mean for the private rented sector. The NRLA will hold an exclusive member webinar on November 1, offering you an in-depth analysis of all the key announcements and how they are likely to affect your business and the wider sector.
NRLA proposals accepted by Welsh Government as it rejects rent controls
The Welsh Government has accepted NRLA’s proposals for positive reform of the private rented sector - and rejected calls for rent controls - in a new report out today.
Introducing your new-look NRLA Training Academy
Your award-winning NRLA Training Academy has unveiled a fresh new look, heralding an exciting new era when it comes to learning.
Landlord confidence has hit record low NRLA tells Renters’ Rights Committee
NRLA Chief Executive Ben Beadle has warned a cross-party group of MPs that landlord confidence is at a record low, which could have a catastrophic impact on the supply of homes to let.
Andy Burnham to give keynote speech at NRLA conference
Former Government minister and Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham will deliver a keynote speech at this year’s NRLA Landlord Conference.
Landlords have 'critical' role to play in housing market says new report
Landlords are today welcoming a new report calling for action to tackle the rental housing supply crisis. The report by the Radix Big Tent Housing Commission concludes that it is “crucial that not only those who are renters of necessity but also those that are renters of choice have the opportunity to live in sustainable, high-quality and safe homes.”
Speculation mounts on Capital Gains Tax as Budget day approaches
With the 2024 Budget less than two weeks away speculation is mounting as to how the tide will turn. NRLA policy director Chris Norris looks at which rumours are gaining traction ahead of October 30, with suggestions changes to Capital Gains Tax rates will not impact residential property sales.
Meet the Speakers: Sean Hooker, head of redress at the Property Redress Scheme
It's now just over two weeks until the 2024 NRLA Landlord Conference - with an exciting line-up of speakers giving you the inside track on all things PRS. Sanjeev Shetty talks to Sean Hooker, head of redress at the Property Redress Scheme - who shares his thoughts on legislation change up ahead - and why good landlords have nothing to fear.
Member webinar: Second reading unpacked
We held the latest in our Renters’ Rights Bill webinar series this week, reflecting on the Bill’s second reading on 9 October. The session provided an opportunity to hear from experts and catch-up on the Bill’s latest developments, as well as our ongoing efforts to secure the best outcomes for the sector.
Abolishing stamp duty levy could tackle housing supply crisis
A chronic shortage of homes to let is leaving renters high and dry – with the NRLA co-ordinating a joint letter to chancellor Rachel Reeves calling for pro-growth taxation measure to encourage investment. We have joined forces with industry groups Propertymark, the Large Agents Representation Group (LARG) and Goodlord, in outlining a series of positive changes to encourage landlords to remain in the sector and continue to invest.
