Many social landlords intend to reject the government’s
pay-to-stay policy, an exclusive poll by Inside Housing reveals. Of the 41
councils and housing associations that responded to the snap survey, 27 will
either not implement pay-to-stay or are unlikely to. Ten landlords have yet to
decide. Although three said they may consider it, not one landlord said they
plan to bring it in.
Landlords cited concerns about complexity and increased
administration costs, as well as the small numbers of tenants affected, as
reasons for ruling out the scheme. Read more on Inside Housing.
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