11/09/2026
Renters’ Rights Act Update: New Rental Property Register
The Government has announced the introduction of a new ‘Register Your Rental Property’ service as part of the second phase of the Renters’ Rights Act.
The register will require landlords of assured and regulated tenancies to register themselves and each rental property, helping to improve transparency and demonstrate compliance with key obligations.
Registration will be introduced regionally from 15 December 2026, starting with the West Midlands. Each region will have a three-month registration period.
Landlords will need to provide property details and evidence of key safety requirements, including:
✓ Gas Safety Certificates
✓ Electrical Installation Condition Reports
✓ Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs)
A £65 registration fee will apply per property.
If you’re a landlord, now is a good time to start getting your property information and compliance documents together.
At Mundys, we’ll continue to keep our landlords updated as further details are released and provide practical guidance to help you prepare.
If you’re a self-managing landlord and would like some support, or you’re considering changing your managing agent, speak to our team on 01522 556099 to find out how we can help.
The Government has announced a new ‘Register Your Rental Property’ service as part of the second phase of the Renters’ Rights Act. The register aims to improve transparency across the private rented sector, support responsible landlords and help local authorities identify and address non-compl...