UK rental services provider Housing Hand will host a webinar tomorrow designed to deliver deep insights on renters to landlords and other accommodation providers.
Taking place on Friday at 11am tomorrow, the webinar – Inside the voice of the tenant: Exclusive survey findings – follows the launch of the insight-packed Understanding Renters in 2025 report last month.
Graham Hayward, managing director, Housing Hand, said: “Our recent survey of over 1,700 renters provided deep insights into the current state of the rental sector, which we are keen to share with accommodation providers for the benefit of all parties involved in the rental transaction. The upcoming webinar will take a deep dive into the survey data, ensuring attendees are well positioned to understand their tenants’ needs ahead of the impact of the proposed Renters’ Rights Bill.”
Sarah Canning and Deenie Lee of The Property Marketing Strategists will host the webinar. They will be joined by a panel of sector experts including Housing Hand’s Managing Director Graham Hayward and Business Development Manager Dani Smith, and colleagues from Coapt and Accommodation for Students.
Accommodation for Students has recently undertaken a piece of research looking at what is important to students when they look for accommodation. Complementing Housing Hand’s research, Accommodation for Students found that many of those trying to find homes feel stressed, anxious and scared. Limited online information, tight application timescales and a lack of in-person viewings all fed into these feelings, along with apprehension over moving to a new area and the difficulty of balancing affordability and amenities.
The webinar on 23 May will pick up these themes and others arising from the latest research. It follows on from the success of previous Housing Hand events, including the From HMOs to PBSA – What the Renters’ Rights Bill Could Mean for You webinar in December 2024 and February 2025’s webinar on Bringing Solutions to the Renters’ Rights Bill for Student Accommodation Providers.
Anyone wishing to join the webinar on 23rd May can register here.
