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English housing shortage worst in developed world, say builders

English houses are scarcer, older, more expensive and in worse condition, according to the Home Builders Federation.

The front cover of PayProp's Special Report on the Renters (Reform) Bill

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Next steps announced for Renters (Reform) Bill

The government has confirmed the second reading date for the Renters (Reform) Bill, paving the way for the biggest shakeup of private rented sector rules in decades.

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Days to go before Agents Giving winter appeal

From 1 November to 31 January, agents across the country can take part by collecting and donating winter clothing and toiletries for homeless people.

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Party conferences shed little light on PRS plans

Both the Conservative government and Labour opposition held their party conferences this month. What did they say about their plans for the private rented sector and housing in general?

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Policymakers must listen to the professionals, advises PRS boss

PayProp managing director Neil Cobbold

Front cover and first page of PayProp's Renters (Reform) Bill survey

Agents surveyed about Renters (Reform) Bill urged to take concerns to government

Letting agents disapprove of the Renters (Reform) Bill in its current form, according to a survey published by automated rental payment platform, PayProp UK.

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Agents to get on their bikes for charity

Industry charity Agents Giving is bringing property professionals together for a charity bike ride next month.

The front cover of PayProp's Special Report on rental reform

PayProp Rent Report

Agents point the way for rental reform in PayProp Special Report

The new report reveals letting agents’ dissatisfaction with many provisions of the Renters (Reform) Bill, while also finding some silver linings – and explains how agents can make their concerns heard.