
441,000 rental homes in England failed thermal comfort standards in 2024, Inventory Base finds
Sián Hemming-Metcalfe said: "Rental homes need to protect occupants in every season, and the revised HHSRS reflects that reality.”

Sián Hemming-Metcalfe said: "Rental homes need to protect occupants in every season, and the revised HHSRS reflects that reality.”

Inventory Base forecasted that 726,000 private rented homes could remain non-decent by 2035 if improvement rates do not pick up.

Housing Minister Matthew Pennycook MP, said: “Our new, modernised DHS is designed to meet modern expectations of housing quality."

NRLA members will get a 10% discount on ArcAirTech products, a free replacement filter with the Fixed ARC, and free delivery.

The association wants the Government to publish a review of the HHSRS so landlords can self-regulate with confidence.

Yesterday, the Government launched a consultation on proposals to reform the Decent Homes Standard, extending it beyond social housing to include privately rented homes in England.

Ben Beadle, chief executive of the NRLA, stressed the importance of ensuring basic living standards across the rental market.

The consultation will look to ensure safe, secure housing is the standard people can expect in both social housing and private rented properties.

Health and Social Care Committee urges government to update Decent Homes Standard and extend protections to private rentals, citing health risks.

According to a recent Paragon Bank research study, six out of 10 landlords are in favor of implementing a minimum set of property standards, the Decent Homes Standard, for the private rented sector.
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