Renters Rights implementation under discussion at agents’ forum

Renters Rights implementation under discussion at agents’ forum


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Propertymark is co-hosting the virtual All-Wales Agent Forum on November 19 at 2pm. 

Open to all property agents across Wales, the forum will hear directly from key stakeholders and stage sector-wide discussions. 

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This interactive event invites attendees to submit questions in advance, to be answered by speakers from the Welsh Government, as well as leading voices from the voluntary and private sectors. 

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Among the highlights: 

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  • Tai Pawb, the equality and housing rights charity, will shine a spotlight on renters’ rights and share insights on the lived experiences of tenants in Wales;
  • Gareth Baglow from the Welsh Government will outline commencement plans for renters’ rights and update delegates on the Rent Data Project;
  • David d’Orton-Gibson will offer expert guidance on one of the most pressing property management concerns: damp and mould;
  • Tim Thomas, Policy and Campaigns Officer at Propertymark, will cover other key industry developments and emerging policy themes;
  • Sarah Cullen from the Welsh Government Building Safety Team will provide the latest updates on safety regulations. 

The session will conclude with a discussion: ‘Rent Smart Wales – What Next?’, marking the 10th anniversary of the regulatory scheme.

Tim Thomas comments: “These forums are an important opportunity for agents to connect with policy-makers and get the guidance they need to navigate change.” 

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