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Regulation & Law
Rent rise appeals will overwhelm tribunals under Renters’ Rights Act, warns top judge
Critics say free challenges and delayed rent uplifts will encourage speculative claims and lead to huge backlogs at First-tier Tribunals.
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Regulation & Law
Government confirms wording of new tenancy agreements
NRLA's James Wood warns landlords could face local authority penalties of up to £4,000 if they keep using outdated AST-era agreements after new rules come into force in May.
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Rental market
Ministers told landlords lack “limitless reserves” for EPC upgrades
The NRLA says ministers should not assume all property owners have deep pockets to finance EPC improvements.
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Regulation & Law
Letting agents say Welsh reforms ‘a dud’ as supply dwindles
Three years after the Renting Homes (Wales) Act became law, new NRLA research reveals it has had a mixed impact on the rental market.
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Rental market
Landlords better than letting agents claims new tenant poll
Ben Beadle at the NRLA has also controversially claimed that renters favour the 'personal touch' of a landlord over letting agents.
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Regulation & Law
NRLA urges Government to stop rent arrears getting out of hand
CEO of the landlord group, Ben Beadle, claims that allowing arrears to build up to three months rather than two will harm tenants and landlords alike.
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Latest property news
‘Perfect storm’ set to hit lettings, landlords warn
Ben Beadle of the NRLA says many pressures will force demand for rental homes up even higher in the next few years.
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Latest property news
BLOG: Tougher EPCs have only gone for now – expect their return soon
Leaders Romans Group’s Kim Lidbury says that there is a strong likelihood that the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard or something similar will reappear.
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Latest property news
Property experts and MPs slam Ministers over failing courts system
Propertymark supports the housing select committee in calling out ministers over delays to court reform and trying to 'shift the blame'.
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Regulation & Law
Abolition of Section 21 – stay of execution
The Government has pledged that section 21 ‘no fault’ repossessions will not be scrapped until improvements have been made to the way courts handle legitimate possession cases.
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