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Assured Periodic Tenancy Agreement (APT)
From 1 May 2026, assured periodic tenancies (APTs) will replace assured shorthold tenancies as the standard agreement for the private rented sector. This change forms a crucial part of compliance with the Renters' Rights Act 2025.
Why inventory reports are agents' #1 defence in deposit disputes
When it comes to deposit disputes in the private rental sector, one thing matters above all else: evidence. Not opinion. Not memory. And certainly not assumptions. What matters is time stamped, detailed and impartial documentation that shows exactly what condition a property was in at the start and end of a tenancy. Propertymark Industry Supplier, Inventory Hive, explains why inventory reports matter so much, what makes them stand up to scrutiny, and what can cause them to fall apart in front of a deposit adjudicator.
Official Renters’ Rights Act Information Sheet is published
The UK Government has published the final version of the document, which sets out key changes for tenants ahead of reforms coming into force on 1 May 2026. Letting agents and landlords now have a clear legal duty to provide this document to relevant tenants, with a strict 31 May 2026 deadline and financial penalties for non-compliance.
Prepare your business for employment law changes coming in 2026
Reforms coming into force during 2026, following the Employment Rights Act 2025, will affect recruitment, staff management, and workplace policies across the UK, including in property agencies. With many firms employing a mix of negotiators, property managers, administrative staff, and apprentices, understanding the changes early will help agencies remain compliant and continue to operate effectively.