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Private Tenancy Agreement
Propertymark’s Private Tenancy Agreement template is designed for use in Northern Ireland under the Private Tenancies (NI) Order 2006, as amended by the 2022 Act, which introduced new requirements around tenancy information, deposits and safety standards.
Longer notice periods must be balanced with effective possession routes
Policymakers in Northern Ireland must ensure landlords can regain possession of their properties efficiently, following the Department for Communities (DfC) proposals to increase standard notice periods for tenants to up to six months, alongside exemptions where shorter notice periods would still apply.
Seven-month notice periods for long-term tenants
The Department for Communities (DfC) plans to extend notice- to-quit periods for tenants who live in homes for longer periods to provide greater stability; however, this goal must be balanced with a structured and predictable framework for letting agents and landlords.
Propertymark highlights risk of harm to tenants with blanket fee ban
Ciara Ferguson, MLA, has proposed a Private Members’ Bill banning letting fees charged by landlords and agents in Northern Ireland. Propertymark has responded robustly to the proposals, calling for a fair and balanced approach that protects both tenants and the viability of property businesses. We met Ferguson on 13 May 2025, along with some of our members operating in Northern Ireland, to discuss her aims and to raise concerns from agents.