Current levels of rent arrears, collections and voids
across the sector are within, or outperforming, association business plan
assumptions, according to the latest quarterly survey from the Regulator of
Social Housing (RSH). The survey – based on regulatory returns from 225 private
registered providers (PRPs) and PRP groups who own or manage more than 1,000
homes – shows that, in relation to rent, 86% of providers report levels within
their respective business plans. RSH acknowledges responses for each quarter
remaining reasonably stable, suggesting providers are managing income
collection risks and maintaining cash flows within business plan parameters.
Download the survey from the RSH website.
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