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England’s 2026 rental overhaul bans no-fault evictions, limits rent hikes, and boosts tenant rights.
England’s rental laws will undergo a major reform beginning May 1, 2026, ending no-fault evictions and capping rent increases to once per year.
Landlords will no longer be allowed to demand more than one month’s rent upfront or encourage bidding wars.
The Renters’ Rights Act also bans discrimination against tenants on benefits or with children, requires landlords to fairly consider pet requests, and allows property repossession only for defined reasons such as selling, serious arrears, or anti-social behavior.
A private landlord ombudsman and a national property database will roll out in late 2026, with upgraded housing standards to follow.
The changes aim to strengthen tenant protections, reduce homelessness, and create a more balanced rental market.
La reforma del alquiler de Inglaterra para 2026 prohíbe los desalojos sin culpa, limita los aumentos de alquiler y aumenta los derechos de los inquilinos.