Tenants, including many with children, are finding it
harder to access long term homes to rent as Government policy is driving
landlords to move into the holiday lettings market, says the leading landlords’
organisation. The warning comes as figures show that Airbnb accommodation now
accounts for one listing for every four properties in some parts of the
country. Nearly half a million properties could be left unavailable for
longer-term rent as more landlords exit the market in favour of short-term
lettings. One of the main reasons for this is the change in the taxation of
landlords which is driving many landlords out of the long-term sector. Read
more on the RLA website.
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