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NRLA research suggests Renters' Reform Bill could push up rental costs
A consultation launched by the NRLA reveals the views and likely market reaction of NRLA members and non-members to the forthcoming introduction of the Government’s rental reform White Paper.
Landlords call for tax review of private rented sector
With the private rented sector's supply crisis still causing major issues for the market, the NRLA is calling on the Government to begin a full review of how private rented housing is taxed. This position has been set out in a written submission to the Treasury ahead of the forthcoming Budget.
New NRLA-sponsored research makes significant media impact
Following the publication of the NRLA-sponsored report, “A Housing Market that Works for Everyone: Rethinking the role of the private rented sector”, in this post we set out the impact which the research findings have made in national, trade and local media.
Private rented sector vital to economic and social life of the country says new report
An NRLA-commissioned report by Chamberlain Walker reveals how the private rented sector has a pivotal role to play in the economic and social life of the UK.
Council going back to the drawing board over unlawful licensing consultation
Greenwich Council is re-launching its consultation on additional licensing plans following complaints from the NRLA. Policy officer Samantha Watkin explains more.
Deadline approaching to register UK property with Companies House
Companies which purchased properties before 1st August 2022 only have a few days left to register with Companies House, or they could be penalised.
Campaigns and Public Affairs Update: What we are doing for you
This week the NRLA’s Policy and Campaigns Team has been busy meeting with key government officials and parliamentarians, where we discussed wide-ranging issues from tackling anti-social behaviour to the shortcomings of the Building Safety Act.
Rental reform plans risk damaging access to higher education
Proposed Government reforms of the private rented sector threaten to make it harder for students to enter higher education, according to a letter signed by the National Residential Landlords Association and organisations from across the higher education sector.
Deadline approaching for Rent Smart Wales licencees to complete essential Renting Homes Wales training
Private landlords in Wales who obtained a Rent Smart Wales licence between July 2020 and 30th November 2022, are reminded they must complete an approved Rent Smart Wales (RSW) training course by 28th February 2023.
Fire safety and HMOs: Days to go until new rules introduced
