The minister says she wants to raise the quality of all rented homes within the private rented sector but ARLA warns the checks must not be introduced this year.

Troubling case is exposed in Oxford that highlights why the UK's eviction laws can be used unfairly by landlords to evict tenants.

Field trials of a binding standard reservation form to be signed by both buyers and sellers have been announced the housing minister Heather Wheeler

Shock announcement is part of significant widening of redress scheme membership for landlords, student housing providers, new homes developers and park home operators.

Sadiq Khan says he wants to be given greater powers to regulate the capital's private rented housing sector ahead of his 2020 re-election campaign.

A clear majority of MPs vote to push the Tenant Fees Bill through its final debate in the Commons and it will now receive Royal Assent.

Letting agents in five mainly students areas of Lincoln will in April onwards not be able to use signboards outside homes.

Legal tussle between freeholder and apartment leaseholder ends with claims for refurbishment costs and lost rent rejected by judge.

The tenant fees ban is great news for tenants, but landlords will be the ones who will cover the costs of setting up a tenancy.

Did the Government, just before the Brexit vote yesterday afternoon, sneak this game-changing news in hoping we wouldn’t notice?