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What The Courts Are Saying | Infosheet

With the Renters’ Rights Bill already set to transform the lettings landscape, agents also need to prepare for two major changes that will raise housing standards across the sector: Awaab’s Law – introducing strict timeframes to investigate and fix hazards such as damp, mould and emergencies. Decent Homes Standard (reformed) – modernising minimum housing standards and extending them into the private rented sector. Both measures bring tougher compliance requirements, greater enforcement pressure, and a clear message: damp and mould are health risks, not lifestyle issues. Our latest infosheet breaks down what’s coming, the timelines to watch, and how agents and landlords can prepare. Read it below!

Repossession Rates Up 4.5% | What Agents Must Know

Infosheet – What Is Happening In The Courts

The latest government statistics reveal a mixed picture: possession claims are down, but repossessions have risen 4.5% and timelines are now averaging 27.9 weeks.

For landlords and agents, this means fewer cases entering the courts — but those that do are far more likely to end in repossession, with longer waits, higher costs, and greater complexity. And with the Renters’ Rights Bill returning this September and Section 21 abolition on the horizon, understanding these shifts has never been more important.

The latest figures on claims, orders, warrants, and repossessions
The sharp rise in repossessions despite fewer claims
Regional hotspots for landlord possession cases
Expert commentary on growing court delays
Practical steps agents should take now to prepare

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