Almost Half of Landlords Have Made No Preparations for Renters’ Rights Bill - Property Industry Eye

Landlord confidence rising despite looming Renters’ Rights Bill

Landlord confidence has improved but less than half are ready for the huge changes being swept in by the Renters’ Rights Bill, new research reveals. In February of this year, 67% of landlords were planning to exit the market, but the latest survey by flatshare website Spareroom reveals that ratio has now fallen to 57%. Also, 88% of landlords had no confidence in the market in February but by May this had fallen to 76%, although London’s landlord…

Almost half of landlords have made no preparations for Renters’ Rights Bill - Property Industry Eye

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A Pragmatic landlords approach to Renters' Rights - Property Notify

For UK landlords, the Renters’ Rights Bill is a hot topic, but its slow, evolving progress in Parliament has left many landlords feeling overwhelmed. This state of legislative limbo has left many struggling to prepare for changes and timelines that aren’t yet firmly defined. Ongoing discussions and negative headlines have made preparing for the upcoming reforms feel like aiming at a moving target. But what if there’s a more practical and pragmat…

A Guide to the Renters Rights Bill

This article by Mark Chick was originally published by the FPRA on 30 May 2025. The original Renters (Reform) Bill was introduced to the House of Commons on 17 May 2023 by the then Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, Michael Gove. The Bill was intended to create a fairer, more secure, […] The post A Guide to the Renters Rights Bill appeared first on Bishop & Sewell.