Open-Ended Tenancies Explained: How the New Rules Change Renting in England
From 1st May 2026, fixed-term tenancies will become a thing of the past. All new tenancies in England will be open-ended, meaning there’s no automatic “end date” written into the agreement. For tenants, this brings more security. They can stay in their home long-term without worrying about being asked to leave simply because a fixed […]
EPC C Deadline Confirmed: What It Means for Landlords
The Government has now confirmed that all privately rented homes must reach an EPC rating of at least C by 1 October 2030, or be registered with a valid exemption. This will apply to all rental properties, including homes with existing tenants as well as new lettings. The announcement forms part of the Government’s Warm Homes Plan and follows […]
The End of Section 21: What Landlords Really Need to Know in 2026
From 1st May 2026, Section 21 “no-fault” evictions are no longer available in England. While this has caused concern for many landlords, the reality is more balanced than some headlines suggest. Under the new system, all tenancies are open-ended, meaning landlords can no longer end a tenancy simply by serving notice without a reason. Instead, […]
