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NLA/NFRL merger
The National Landlords Association (NLA) and the National Federation of Residential Landlords (NFRL), who together represent nearly 20,000 landlords, have merged, creating the largest representative body for landlords in the United Kingdom.
For the full story, see the press release
- Why have the National Landlords Association (NLA) and the National Federation of Residential Landlords (NFRL) merged?
The merger represents the natural coming together of two leading landlord representative bodies. It will ensure the voice of all private-residential landlords is heard more effectively by Government at all levels and the media. In addition, with the larger membership base, better commercial deals can be negotiated with leading providers and the range of other benefits expanded and improved.
- What will be the benefit of merger for members of both organisations?
The merger of the NFRL and NLA will mean a wider range of products and services being made available to members. With the larger membership base, better commercial deals can be negotiated with leading providers. The size of the organisation will also mean a greater ability to influence policy-makers at all levels of central and local government.
- I am a member of the NFRL; do I have to rejoin the NLA?
No. All current members of the NFRL will be able to access and receive a generous membership discount when renewal falls due. They will have access to the full range of NLA member benefits and services.
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