The government should avoid an ‘overly prescriptive’
approach to the private rented sector (PRS) that could dissuade institutional
investors, the British Property Federation (BPF) has warned. Launching its
election manifesto, the BPF warned future governments to ‘beware an
overly-prescriptive approach to rents or leases’ which could deter investment. ‘To help meet this challenge [of a lack of
affordable housing], sophisticated investors such as pension funds are building
high quality, purpose-built homes for rent,’ it said. ‘Government should ensure
that councils embrace the potential of build-to-rent, and beware an
overly-prescriptive approach to rents or leases that could dissuade the largest,
professional investors.’ Download a copy of the manifesto from the BPF website.
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