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The latest data from the Goodlord Rental Index for September shows that the UK rental market is beginning to lose some of its post-pandemic heat. After a summer of record-breaking rents, September saw a 2% monthly drop in average rents across England, bringing the mean to £1,447 (down from £1,480
The recent publication of the Rightmove Rental Trends Tracker* for Q2 2025 reveals a rental market that’s still evolving. While average rents continue to hit new highs, there are signs of a gradual rebalancing as yearly rent increases continue to slow. The balance between supply and demand is improving as
The Renters’ Rights Bill is on the verge of becoming law, with Royal Assent expected before the party conference recess starts on 16th September, and implementation (the ‘Commencement Date’) set to follow in Spring 2026. As the detail of the reforms becomes clearer, we have set out our thoughts on
Last week, we had the pleasure of attending the Propertymark One conference at ExCel London on 13th June – a key industry event organised by the team at Propertymark, the leading professional body for the property sector. Bringing together professionals from all corners of the property industry, the event offered
Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) are a legal requirement for landlords in the UK, and they play an increasingly important role in the rental market. As environmental standards tighten, landlords must not only comply with current regulations but also prepare for more stringent future targets. Why it matters. Improving your EPC
The proposed Renters’ Rights Bill – expected to come into effect between October and December 2025 – marks one of the most significant overhauls of the private rental sector in recent years. Aimed at strengthening tenant protections and improving standards, the Bill carries major implications for landlords across England. Key
From 14 May 2025, new UK government regulations will require letting agents to carry out financial sanctions checks on landlords, tenants, and guarantors before any tenancy agreement is completed. These changes aim to ensure that individuals or organisations subject to UK financial sanctions are not involved in the rental market.