Rental reforms reportedly disrupt student housing market
UKPulse Property Desk
Labour's Renters' Rights Act is reportedly disrupting the student housing market, with international students facing difficulties and prospective tenants potentially paying double rents.
- The Renters' Rights Act is reportedly affecting the student housing market.
- International students are reportedly being locked out of housing.
- Prospective tenants may be pushed into paying double rents.
Labour's Renters' Rights Act is reportedly causing disruption in the student housing market. The reforms are said to be locking international students out of housing options.
Additionally, the changes are reportedly lengthening the lettings process, potentially leading prospective tenants to pay double rents.
What this means for you: If you are a prospective tenant, particularly an international student, you may face challenges in securing housing and could potentially incur double rent payments due to the lengthened lettings process.