Families are the most common household type in the
private rented sector (PRS) for the first time, according to the latest
research from the National Landlords Association (NLA). The findings show that
more landlords now let to families with children (48 per cent) than any other
household type, overtaking young couples (47 per cent). This represents a shift
compared to four years ago, when young singles made up the largest group (53
per cent), followed by young couples (51 per cent), and then families with
children (51 per cent). The PRS now accounts for approximately 5 million
households in the United Kingdom. Read more on the NLA website.
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