Wildstone reports rise in landlord billboard enquiries as Renters’ Rights Bill looms

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The Renters' Rights Bill - How new reforms will change renting in England - Acuity Law

The Renters’ Rights Bill is poised to bring significant changes to the private rented sector in England, marking one of the most comprehensive reforms in recent history. As the Bill progresses through its final stages, it is expected to receive Royal Assent by late 2025 and become law in early 2026, at which point it will be known as the Renters’ Rights Act. The Renter’s Rights Bill key reforms and changes Abolition of fixed-term tenancies and …

Wildstone reports rise in landlord billboard enquiries as Renters’ Rights Bill looms

Wildstone has reported a threefold rise in enquiries from residential landlords looking to add billboards to their properties over the past three years.  The surge comes as the Renters’ Rights Bill nears becoming law.  The bill, which returns to the House of Lords on 14th October, will remove Section 21 “no-fault” evictions, cap rent increases to once a year, end fixed-term tenancies and ban bidding wars above advertised rents. Tenants’ groups h…