Tagged: Rental Market

19 articles on this topic.

· Landlord Legislation

73% of Landlord Rent Increases Cut at Tribunal

LonRes analysed 200 First-tier Tribunal decisions on rent increases served under Section 13 of the Renters' Rights Act. The headline figure: 73% of those decisions came in below the rent the landlord had proposed.

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· Landlord Legislation

Renters Rights Act Is Pushing Rents Up, Not Down

The Renters' Rights Act came into force on 1 May 2026. Three and a half months later, Knight Frank is calling it largely counterproductive. Not because the security improvements for tenants are wrong in principle.

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· Market Analysis

Build-to-Rent Starts Plunge 79%: What UK BTL Landlords Gain

Build-to-rent new starts across the UK fell 79% in the year to June 2026, according to data compiled by Savills for Real Estate:UK. Outside London, the collapse was 84%: from 13,893 new starts to 2,176 in a single year.

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· Market Analysis

UK Rental Supply Hits 7-Year High. Why Rents Are Still Rising.

The UK rental market produced a headline this week that looks contradictory on its face. Rental supply is at its highest point in seven years, up 17% in the first half of 2026 compared with the same period last year.

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· Market Analysis

Pensioner Renters to Triple by 2044: The BTL Demand Case

The Association of British Insurers published research this month that puts a number on one of the biggest structural shifts in UK housing. By 2044, one in three pensioner households in the UK will be renting.

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· Market Analysis

Zoopla June 2026: Cheap Areas Surge, Big Cities Stall

Zoopla published its June 2026 Rental Market Report this week. The national headline is positive: UK average new let rent at £1,321 per month, up 2.1% year on year.

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