Last week’s infosheet on the AST changes had an incredible response and it’s clear agents are already thinking ahead!
Building on that momentum, we’ve now released a new toolkit, further supporting agents for the tenancy changes on 1st May 2026. This fundamental shift will affect how tenancies are created, documented, and managed
Your Guide To Assured Short-Term Tenancy Changes | Toolkit Read More »
The industry is going through some of the biggest changes since the late 1980s such as the Renters’ Rights Act, Decent home standards, digital tax returns, and EPCs.
The Latest Rules For Energy Efficiency | Infosheet Read More »
Drawing on data from 100,000+ renters, shows a market that’s starting to rebalance, but affordability pressures haven’t disappeared, they’ve just shifted.
The UK Rental Affordability Challenge | Market Monitor Read More »
The Canopy and The Lettings Hub Group are thrilled to announce the completion of a management buyout supported by, existing investors, Hay Wain. The transaction has recapitalised the corporate structure, supporting the group’s continued integration and enabling further investment in technology, data, operational expertise, and product innovation to better serve the lettings sector.
The Lettings Hub & Canopy | Press Release Read More »
The Renters’ Rights Act is set to fundamentally change tenancy documentation in England. While the end of Section 21 and the move to periodic tenancies are grabbing headlines, one of the biggest practical impacts for letting agents will be how tenancy agreements and written information are handled from May 2026.
Preparing For Assured Short-Term Tenancy Changes | Infosheet Read More »
With Section 21 notices being abolished from 1st May 2026, understanding the transition rules has never been more important.
We have created a practical infosheet for agents who are already considering serving a Section 21 notice, setting out what can and cannot be done before 1st May.
Your Guide To Section 21 Notices | Infosheet Read More »
Rent caps may sound simple, but the reality is far more complex. While the Renters’ Rights Act stopped short of introducing rent controls, it does bring much tighter rules around rent increases with Section 13 firmly in the spotlight.
Rent Controls | Infosheet Read More »
With 2026 bringing some of the biggest changes our sector has ever seen, how your team responds will make a real difference to performance, compliance, and customer experience.
We’ve created an infosheet designed to help letting agency leaders keep their people engaged, confident and aligned during a time of major change.
Motivate And Inspire Your Team | Infosheet Read More »
Our latest Renters’ Rights Act guide explains the new possession grounds after 1 May and how agents and landlords can use them correctly.
Under the new rules, all possession will use the Section 8 process, requiring a valid statutory ground, correct notice, supporting evidence and a court order. Errors could delay or prevent possession.
Your Guide To Possession Grounds | Toolkit Read More »
What changed on 27 December 2025? The Renters’ Rights Act has started to take effect, giving local authorities stronger and more flexible powers to act against non-compliance in the private rented sector. We’ve produced a short infosheet for letting agents and landlords explaining what changed.
What Changed On 27th December 2025? | Infosheet Read More »
