The landlord registerin the North East.
Landlords in the North East can register from 15 June 2027. Their homes must be on the register by 14 September 2027. Here is what that means for a letting agent, and the dates to work back from.
Your dates
The landlord has to start each home’s entry and name your agency before you can do your part. Your agency then has 28 days to submit it. So the date that matters to you comes well before the deadline.
This window covers places such as Newcastle upon Tyne, Sunderland, Gateshead, Middlesbrough, Darlington, County Durham, Northumberland, North Tyneside, Stockton-on-Tees, Redcar and Cleveland. The deadline follows the home, so check any homes near a regional border.
- The register opens
- 15 June 2027
- Last reminder to your landlords, six weeks out
- 3 August 2027
- Landlords should have started by, to leave your team its 28 days
- 17 August 2027
- Homes must be registered by
- 14 September 2027
What it willtake your team.
Each home is its own link and password, and there is no bulk upload. Letting agents who tested the register took 20 to 25 minutes a home (Kamma, 2026).
Your agency’s part asks for any licence, the tenants and households, the furnishing, the rent and bills, and the gas, electrical and energy certificates. Your agency is responsible for the accuracy of what it submits.
- 100 homes
- 33 to 42 hours
- 300 homes
- 100 to 125 hours
- 500 homes
- 167 to 208 hours
Check your whole list A letter for your landlords Have us do it
The landlord pays the £65 yearly fee on GOV.UK and makes their own declaration. A landlord who breaks the register rules can be fined up to £7,000. The rules are from the GOV.UK guidance for letting agents. The register covers England only. Other regions: West Midlands, East of England, East Midlands, South East, Yorkshire and Humberside, North West, London, South West.