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26 November 2025

Student Accommodation: How the Renters’ Rights Act Impacts Student Lets

BACKGROUND

The far-reaching impact of the Renters’ Rights Act, which received royal assent on 27 October 2025, on England’s private rental market has already been widely discussed. Arguably, the most disruptive changes will be:

  1. The abolition of fixed-term assured shorthold tenancies;
  2. The banning of no-fault evictions; and
  3. The prohibition on requiring rent to be paid more than one month in advance.
Daniel Clyne

12 November 2025

An overview of the Renters’ Rights Act 2025

The Act received Royal Assent on 27 October 2025 but is yet to be brought into force. In this article, we explore the changes being introduced so that both landlords and tenants can prepare for what lies ahead.

Claire Lamkin

3 November 2025

Navigating the Renters’ Rights Act: What Landlords and Agents Need to Know

The Renters’ Rights Act represents the most significant overhaul of the private rental sector in decades. Introduced by the current Labour government, it seeks to “reset the balance” between landlords and tenants by strengthening protections, raising housing standards, and reshaping how possession and rent increases are managed.

Claire Lamkin

20 October 2025

Director Liability under the Building Safety Act 2022 (UK)

The Building Safety Act 2022 (BSA) introduces significant responsibilities for those involved in the management of higher-risk buildings. Directors and other officers (e.g. managers, company secretaries) may face personal criminal liability if they fail to meet these obligations, particularly when signing safety-related documents such as Landlord’s Certificates or Building Assessment Certificates.

Claire Lamkin

10 October 2025

Remote Work Meets Real Estate: Legal Insights on Home Office Conversions

Home working continues to remain popular amongst office workers which has brought with it a rise in demand for housing with adequate office space. New office structures in gardens are space savers for the main house and can immediately add value to your property. However, whilst these additional structures can be a great addition to your hybrid working set-up there are a few things buyers need to consider when buying a property with an outside office.

Jessica Rice

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