Press releases
Renters (Reform) Bill delivers fair deal for tenants and landlords
Ahead of the Renters (Reform) Bill’s third reading in Parliament later today, the NRLA has issued a statement outlining what landlords and tenants should expect from the Bill, and what the NRLA wants to see going forward.
Time to get on with Renters (Reform) Bill say landlords
The NRLA responds to confirmation that the Renters (Reform) Bill will be heading back to the House of Commons for the report stage of the legislative process.
NRLA agrees new partnership with GetGround
Today, the NRLA welcomes our new partner GetGround, the all-in-one property investment platform for buy-to-let landlords looking to find, structure, and manage their UK limited companies.
Supply and demand inbalance must be addressed to support rental market
CEO Ben Beadle has recently commented on the Resolution Foundation Report, which highlighted the recent trends in rental-price growth, such as average rents being risen by 15 per cent since January 2022, and are currently rising at their fastest rates on record, growing by 9 per cent over the year to February 2024.
Publish amendments and get on with Renters (Reform) Bill, landlords tell ministers
In the wake of the news that the Government has announced proposed changes to the Renters (Reform) Bill, the NRLA provides its response to this development.
Landlords back MPs' call to uplift housing benefits
Following the publication of a new report by the Work & Pensions Select Committee, the NRLA welcomes the Committee's call for an uplift in housing benefit levels.
PRS supports over 390,000 jobs across UK economy, states new report
A new report authored by PwC, and commissioned by the NRLA and Paragon Bank, reveals the major contribution that the private rented sector makes to the UK economy.
Budget fails to tackle housing crisis
Following its delivery by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt MP in the House of Commons earlier today, the National Residential Landlords Association has responded to the key aspects of the 2024 Budget.
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.
