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Rent review

Review the evidence before proposing a new rent

Tell us about the property and we'll check whether the evidence supports an increase.

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For most assured periodic tenancies in England, rent cannot be increased in the first twelve months, can normally be increased only once a year and must be proposed using Form 4A with at least two months' notice. A tenant can challenge a proposal above the open-market rent. Tell us about the property and we will assess whether there is enough relevant evidence for a review.

Different rules can apply to excluded, regulated, social, holiday, licence or other arrangements. This page is general information, not legal advice. Check current government guidance.

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