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Licensing landlords drives up standards in England
Councils that require landlords to be licensed take more than twice as much enforcement action as those that
44,000 renters faced homelessness in our wait for eviction reform
In April 2019, the government promised to abolish Section 21 “no fault” evictions. Two years later, we’re still waiting for
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Deposit cap keeps over £100 in renters’ pockets
Finding the money for the deposit on a new tenancy can be extremely difficult for many private renters. Not only
The cost of unwanted moves
Moving home is expensive – it’s even worse when you have no choice in the matter. Unwanted moves are costing
The holiday let boom is causing a crisis for local renters
A sharp rise in properties being let out as holiday homes, has meant that renters around the UK are being
A safe place to call home: ending unfair evictions for good
It’s time to end unfair evictions for good. We’ve set out our vision for a fair renting system. Download the
Licensing schemes protect tenants – so let’s do more
The licensing of rented properties makes it much easier for tenants to enforce their rights. It also helps
Breaking the letting fees ban – what we know
Holding deposits are the most common type of payment that landlords and letting agents break the rules on.
Working in partnership with Newham Council
Generation Rent has launched a new and exciting project addressing private renter engagement and rights in Dundee.