Renting Guides
Plain-English explanations of rent increases, tribunal challenges, and how market rent is determined in England — written for landlords and tenants.
Section 13 Notice Explained
What a Section 13 notice is, when a landlord can issue one, and what the two months' notice rule means in practice under the Renters' Rights Act.
Read guide →How to Challenge a Rent Increase
A step-by-step walkthrough of applying to the First-tier Tribunal, what evidence is needed, and what to expect from the process.
Read guide →What Is Market Rent?
A plain-English explanation of how market rent is determined, what comparables are, and how the First-tier Tribunal uses them to set a fair rent.
Read guide →How to Justify a Rent Increase
How landlords can build a defensible case for a rent increase using comparable market evidence, and what the First-tier Tribunal expects.
Read guide →Renters' Rights Act & Rent Increases
How the Renters' Rights Act 2025 changed the rules for rent increases in England, what landlords must do, and how tenants can respond.
Read guide →Tribunal Evidence for Rent Disputes
What evidence the First-tier Tribunal requires when deciding a fair rent, and how to put together a compelling, well-structured submission.
Read guide →Published Tribunal Decisions Near You
Search First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) rent decisions published on GOV.UK by postcode. See what cases have been heard in your area.
Search decisions →London Rental Market Data
Live aggregate rental statistics for London: median rents by bedroom count derived from Rent Report's own valuation data, with a freshness indicator.
View data →How Rent Report Works
Data sources, comparable selection, IQR outlier rejection, and confidence scoring — a transparent explanation of how Rent Report produces its estimates.
Read more →Need evidence for your case?
Use the free Rent Check to see what similar properties are renting for in your area, or order a full Rental Assessment report.