Some local authorities are already at the vanguard of
welcoming what is a very different private rented sector offer and are helping
to open doors to a more diverse range of housing. Central Government has also
been doing its bit with the £1bn Build-to-Rent Fund, and support through
revised planning guidance. London’s Mayor has also shown confidence in the
sector, making build-to-rent a 5k contributor towards his annual housing target
of 42k units. Maintaining interest in the sector and ensuring that it does not
become a tenure that is only available in London is crucial to the model’s
sustainability, and local authorities play a crucial part in ensuring its
delivery across the UK. Read more on the BPF website.
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