Rent increases in periodic tenancies: concepts for England (non-advisory) — Property Passport UK guide
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Rent increases in periodic tenancies: concepts for England (non-advisory)

Rent increases follow contract and statute. The exact path depends on whether you are in a fixed term, a statutory periodic tenancy, and what the agreement…

Published: 16 Apr 2026 · Updated: 16 Apr 2026 · 4 min read

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Rent increases follow contract and statute. The exact path depends on whether you are in a fixed term, a statutory periodic tenancy, and what the agreement says. This article explains concepts only.

Why wording matters

Some agreements specify formulas or dates. Others rely on notice forms prescribed in regulations. Get advice if you are unsure, because errors can invalidate notices.

Record keeping

When a new rent is agreed, log the date and method as an Event and store notices as Documents in your Property Passport for that rental.

General information only, not legal advice.

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