Rightmove adds rent review tool to Tenancy Manager
Summary
Rightmove has added a rent review function to its Tenancy Manager platform to help lettings agents create and serve Section 13 rent increase notices from existing tenancy records. The update is positioned as a response to changes introduced by the Renters’ Rights Act and is intended to streamline administration and support compliance.
Why it matters
This is relevant to residential property surveyors where they advise on rental market conditions, tenancy processes or wider housing compliance trends. It also signals how lettings technology is adapting to legislative change, which may affect landlord and agent workflows.
Key points
- Rightmove has launched a rent review capability within Tenancy Manager.
- The tool allows Section 13 rent increase notices to be created from an existing tenancy record.
- The change is linked to rent increase process changes under the Renters’ Rights Act.
- Rightmove says the update is designed to reduce admin and improve compliance.
- The feature sits within Rightmove’s Lead to Keys suite for lettings workflows.
Organisations:
Rightmove, The Negotiator
Regulations:
Renters’ Rights Act, Section 13
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