Many landlords have halted plans to invest further in
buy-to-let property ahead of May’s general election, amid concerns that a
change in Government could lead to rent controls. Fears over the introduction
of rent capping under a Labour government have stalled the private housing
rental market, exacerbating Britain’s chronic housing supply shortage. A study
of more than 500 landlords revealed that 40pc won’t expand their property
empire with the election looming, and 26pc were anxious that a Labour win could
knock house prices. Read more on Yahoo news.
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