The UK government is set to introduce a landmark Renters Rights Bill, aiming to significantly enhance tenant protections. This legislation will enforce a total ban on 'no-fault evictions,' preventing landlords from evicting tenants without a valid reason. Additionally, the bill proposes that landlords can only increase rents once a year, aiming to provide more stability for renters. Critics, including some estate agents, argue that this could lead to landlords exiting the rental market or increasing rental costs to compensate for the new restrictions. The move has been hailed as a major step forward in securing renters' rights, amidst concerns about the potential impact on the housing market.
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