A new independent report examines the impact of proposed
housing polices on the UK’s private rented sector (PRS). The report looks at the wider roles and
responsibilities of those involved in the rental process and how the PRS needs
to change to meet the needs of a growing tenant population. There has been growing scrutiny of the sector
and a call for it to become a more ‘mature’ market offering good value for money
together with security of tenure and properties which are let in good
condition. The report concludes that while the PRS works well for most tenants
and landlords, it does fail a proportion, notably through the condition of
rented property and retaliatory eviction.
Download the report from the RICS website.
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