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#36

Verify tenancy agreements before using Form 3A for sales

24 October 2026

#35

New Bill enhances fire safety for multi-dwelling buildings

17 October 2026

#34

Durham landlord fined £26,000 for repair violations

13 October 2026

#33

Potential extension of Awaab's Law to private rentals

10 October 2026

#32

Landlords must prepare for Making Tax Digital changes

6 October 2026

#31

Updated Right to Rent guidance for landlords from October 2026

3 October 2026

#30

Impact of Empty Property Legislation on landlords

29 September 2026

#29

Fines for unlicensed HMOs total £35,000 for one landlord

26 September 2026

#28

Potential tax changes for landlords in Labour policy proposals

22 September 2026

#27

New Redress Schemes for complaints against private landlords

19 September 2026

#26

New online rules impact possession proceedings

15 September 2026

#25

New rental property registration service mandated for all landlords

12 September 2026

#24

Tribunal cases rise post-Renters’ Rights Act for landlords

5 September 2026

#23

2 housing updates you should know about

1 September 2026

#22

Landlord faces Rent Repayment Order for tenant rights breach

29 August 2026

#21

Significant license penalties for Welsh landlords identified

27 August 2026

#20

EPC upgrade costs could hit private landlords with £9.9 billion

25 August 2026

#19

Judicial shortage may delay rent reforms and evictions

20 August 2026

#18

Rising compliance costs due to anti-money laundering changes

18 August 2026

#17

Tribunal ruling highlights building safety standards for landlords

16 August 2026

#16

Council fines could increase for non-responsive landlords

15 August 2026

#15

Repossession rates rise for buy-to-let properties, raising concerns

14 August 2026

#14

RICS warns of ongoing rent increase challenges amid stock shortage

13 August 2026

#13

Concerns rise over proposed rent controls risking landlord retention

13 August 2026

Results for “Awaab's Law”

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medium impactIndustry pressAwaab's LawConsultationRenters' RightsLandlord Today · 11 Oct 2026

Government Launches 64-Question Consultation on Private Rental Sector

The government has initiated a consultation featuring 64 questions that will shape the future of the private rental sector, particularly focusing on Awaab's Law. While this does not impose immediate changes, it signals potential amendments that private landlords and letting agents should monitor closely.

Who:
Private landlords, Letting agents
By when:
Consultation closes 12 December 2023
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medium impactIndustry pressDamp & MouldAwaab's LawStatisticsProperty118 · 12 Oct 2026

Awaab’s Law Could Impact Landlords in PRS

The government is considering extending Awaab’s Law to the private rented sector, which may impose financial burdens on landlords and potentially drive some out of the market. A consultation is underway to assess the implications of this law, highlighting risks that private landlords need to be aware of.

Who:
Private landlords, Letting agents
By when:
Consultation ongoing, date unspecified
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medium impactIndustry pressAwaab's LawRenters' RightsStatisticsLandlord Today · 11 Oct 2026

Projected Increase in Private Rented Households by 2035

A government assessment forecasts a rise of 500,000 private rental households by 2035, which may impact landlord strategies and market conditions. This trend should be on the radar for landlords and letting agents, as it could influence demand and rental pricing in the coming years.

Who:
Private landlords, Letting agents
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medium impactOmbudsmanDamp & MouldRenters' RightsBuilding SafetyFire SafetyHousing Ombudsman · 1 Jul 2026

Key Insights from Awaab’s Law on Roof Leak Issues

The Housing Ombudsman has released a report highlighting lessons from cases under Awaab's Law, particularly focusing on the rising issue of roof leaks. This development emphasizes the need for landlords and agents to address maintenance and damp issues proactively to avoid potential disputes and ensure tenant safety.

Who:
Private landlords, letting agents
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