Tenants fear surge of evictions ahead of major rental law reforms

Tenants fear surge of evictions ahead of major rental law reforms

As NSW prepares to ban no-grounds evictions, some renters believe they're being forced out as landlords try to get ahead of the change.

Landlords File Multiple Evictions Against the Same Tenants Without Forcing Them to Move

Malcolm Hill’s 9-year-old daughter uses a nebulizer and takes Flovent twice daily for her chronic asthma. Hill knows the conditions of his Del City rental house exacerbate her health problems. Mushrooms grow from the carpet of his twins’ bedroom. The…

Taller Buildings Are Coming to SF. So Are Sneakier Evictions, Tenant Advocates Warn

San Francisco is about to draw a new map. After two years of work, city planners will reveal tomorrow which streets and neighborhoods will be open to taller buildings. The citywide redesign — or upzoning, in planning parlance — is a big step in SF’s pledge to make room for tens of thousands of new homes, more than half of them affordable. The upcoming map is also prompting opponents of a denser city to raise a new alarm. Since a new housing plan…

Renters’ Rights Bill 2025: Impact on Tenants - Property Notify

The upcoming Renters’ Rights Bill is set to reshape the UK rental landscape, and while much of the focus has been on landlords, tenants – all 4.7 million households in England’s Private Rented Sector, according to Statista – are facing big changes too.  While the Renters’ Rights Bill aims for a fairer rental sector, offering tenants greater security and rights, it also introduces potential hurdles. Reduced flexibility and the possibility of stri…