Pet Friendly Rental Searches Drop Over 50% After Law Change
Published on Β· Source: bbc.co.uk

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Summarized by AI from the source belowSearches for pet-friendly rental properties have decreased by more than 50% in May and June compared to the previous year, following changes in the Renters' Rights Act implemented in May. The data indicates a 54% drop in May and a 52% drop in June for searches on Rightmove, as some renters have misconceptions about their rights under the new legislation. While landlords in England cannot unreasonably refuse pets, they can decline based on valid reasons, such as allergies or property size. This shift in rental search behavior may influence landlord policies and tenant expectations in the property market.
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