Renters' Rights Act Becomes Law
The Renters' Rights Act has become law after receiving royal assent. This legislation will bring significant changes to private renting in England.
- Ban on Section 21 no-fault evictions
- Application of the Decent Homes Standard and Awaab's Law to the private rented sector
- Abolition of blanket bans on tenants with children or receiving benefits
- Crackdown on bidding wars
Millions of renters have "lived at the mercy of rogue landlords or insecure contracts" for "too long" - Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer
The new law aims to end the struggles of millions of renters.
Author's summary: Renters' Rights Act brings significant changes to private renting in England.
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