It’s time to
make renting fair

Everyone deserves a safe and affordable place to live.

But right now, this couldn’t be further from reality. WA’s rental market is now one of the most unaffordable, insecure, and unhealthy places to rent in Australia, and renters are hurting. 

While the first tranche of rental reforms announced in 2023 introduced huge steps forward, including limiting rent increases to once every 12 months, improving the bond disputes process and allowing renters to have a pet as a right, there is still a way to go. 

We still lack adequate standards for the condition or safety of the home, rents can still be increased by any amount, and tenants can still be evicted without any reason from their home. 

WA’s rental laws are outdated and unfair. 

The State Government has left the door open for the next round of reforms to happen soon, and we have to keep the pressure on. 

You can’t tackle the housing crisis without fixing renting.  Hundreds of thousands of Western Australians who rent deserve a safe, secure and healthy place to live. 

Together, we can make renting fairer.

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  • WA government delivers huge win for renters

    The Make Renting Fair alliance welcomes today’s announcement of rental reforms, describing it as a significant step forward for tenants. The Cook Government announced it will end no-grounds terminations, introduce clear standards for rental properties, and extend rent relief to eligible households for 12 months. There are also proposed reforms to restrict the types of

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  • WA voters overwhelmingly back end to no-grounds evictions

    New polling reveals growing support to end no-grounds evictions, with Western Australian voters, including property investors, overwhelmingly backing the change. WA’s Make Renting Fair Alliance commissioned market research firm Painted Dog to conduct the polling in March 2026.  Of the 761 respondents polled across metro and regional WA: Quotes from Alice Pennycott, Principal Lawyer at

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About Us

The Make Renting Fair campaign is a coalition of organisations fighting to tackle the rental crisis. Together we’ve won significant changes to the Residential Tenancies, but there is still more to do. We’re working to keep the pressure on to ensure we end no ground evictions and get minimum standards for renters in WA.

Our Alliance

The Make Renting Fair Alliance is a coalition of Western Australia’s peak housing bodies and stakeholders, and people who rent their home.