The private rented sector (PRS) has grown phenomenally in
the UK over the past two decades and this trend is apparent in all of the Core
Cities. Remarkably, the scale of PRS growth has not been planned or predicted
by national or local government, which raises questions around whether new
policy or regulatory responses may be required. The purpose of this report is
to better understand the scale of growth in the private rented sector, the
characteristics of the sector and those involved, and how all of this is
impacting upon the ten individual core cities. The report provides an evidence
base and stimulus for Core Cities Cabinet to consider future policy proposals.
Download the report from the Core Cities UK website.
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