NRLA rebrand aims to ‘champion responsible private rented sector’

NRLA rebrand aims to ‘champion responsible private rented sector’


Todays other news
Generation Rent wants landlords to lose thousands to tenants...
New bid to woo landlords into leasing properties to councils...
Activists claim 90% of tenants believe private renting affects mental...
Another big finance institution enters Build To Rent sector...
Yet another council consults on selective licensing...

The National Residential Landlords Association is rebranding from today with the new streamline ’Championing a responsible private rented sector’.

A statement on the association’s website over the weekend says: “Following extensive consultation with you, our members, we are introducing fresh new branding alongside improvements to our website to make it easier for you to access the information you need, when you need it.

“Since its inception four years ago the NRLA brand has been synonymous with trusted information and advice, quality training and robust campaigning – and has a bursting awards cabinet to provide it.

“None of this will change, but, as membership looks to exceed the 110,000 mark, we wanted to create a modern new look to reflect our dynamic and innovative organisation and our commitment to our members.”

It says the new strapline – ‘Championing a responsible private rented sector’ – sums up the association’s attitude as well as serving as a promotion of that message to the government and public.

Members have been told: “Those who visit the site from Monday will see a sleek new homepage in our new corporate colours, with improved search function complemented by a streamlined navigation system to help you find what you’re looking for more easily.

“Our invaluable resources, including essential documents and guidance can now be found in the Advice & Guidance section, with campaigns work under Policy & Research and details of our trusted industry partners and recognised suppliers located in the Our Partners area.”

Share this article ...

Commenting is currently unavailable

Our Comments feature is undergoing a makeover. We are just making sure there are no little Gremlins in there, but rest assured, the new Comments section will be live soon. Thank you for bearing with us and thank you for being part of Landlord Today!

Recommended for you
Related Articles
Generation Rent wants landlords to lose thousands to tenants...
New bid to woo landlords into leasing properties to councils...
Activists claim 90% of tenants believe private renting affects mental...
Government slammed for encouraging rent arrears to grow further...
A landlord who persistently failed to license several rented properties...
The government says it will shortly start a formal consultation...
The government has released more information on its new Renters...
Recommended for you
Latest Features
Despite Labour’s positioning as the "party of homeownership," this year’s...
Our new Labour government has brought with it concerns about...
New data shows that a third of renters (33%) now...
Sponsored Content
Landlords, if you haven't heard of it until now, it's...
As a seasoned landlord, you've likely witnessed the UK property...

Send to a friend

In order to send this article to a friend you must first login. Click on the button below to login or sign up.

No one likes pop-ups ...
But while you're here