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2026 is shaping up to be a year of change for landlords in Cardiff and across Wales, so staying ahead is more important than ever. Knowing what to focus on now can save you time, money, and stress further down …
We recently wrote about Awaab’s Law, which has introduced strict, fixed timeframes for addressing all emergency hazards and all damp and mould hazards that pose a significant risk of harm to tenants. For now, it applies only to social landlords in …
A recent ruling by the Residential Property Tribunal serves as a timely reminder that landlords in Wales must make sure they, or their appointed manager, are properly licensed under Rent Smart Wales.Last month (October 2025), a landlord of a property …
In Wales, landlords and agents who undertake “letting and management work” are legally required to have a Rent Smart Wales licence, ensuring they’re suitable and appropriately trained in their rights and obligations. This is a legal requirement that comes from …
Last week (27th October 2025), Awaab’s Law officially came into effect in the English social housing sector. Under the new rules, social landlords must address all emergency hazards and all damp and mould hazards that pose a significant risk of …
The Renters’ Rights Act received Royal Assent on 27th October 2025, marking the most significant change to England’s private rented sector in decades. It introduces sweeping reforms – abolishing fixed-term tenancies, ending Section 21 “no fault” evictions, regulating rent increases, …
