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HOUSING & REAL ESTATE • ENGLAND

England rent tribunals approve increases of up to 88% despite reform law

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Rent increases of up to 88% are still being approved by tribunals in England, The Guardian reports, despite the government’s pledge to curb unfair rises. Tenants have challenged increases in record numbers since the Renters’ Reform Act took effect in May, but tenants and landlords say the system is not working.

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The issue affects tenants facing steep rent increases and landlords involved in disputes in England. No direct U.S. consequence is identified in the article.