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Rent Increases Under The Renters’ Rights Bill | Infosheet

The Renters' Rights Bill brings major changes for landlords and agents. Rent increase clauses will be banned, Section 13 Notices will be mandatory, and notice periods for rent hikes will extend to two months. Tribunals can only approve rent increases up to the proposed amount or lower, protecting tenants. Stay informed with our latest infosheet.

Rent Increases Under The Renters’ Rights Bill

| Infosheet

With the Renters’ Rights Bill introducing major reforms, landlords and agents must prepare for changes to rent increase procedures. Rent increase clauses will no longer be allowed in tenancy agreements, as all increases must go through a mandatory Section 13 Notice. Notice periods for rent increases will also be extended from one month to two months, giving tenants more time to adjust. Additionally, tribunals will now only approve rent increases up to the proposed amount or lower, reducing financial risks for tenants.

These changes could lead to more rent disputes, so staying informed is crucial. Our latest infosheet provides clear, actionable insights to help you navigate these updates with confidence.

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