Rent control could lead to landlords quitting

Published on 28th April 2015, 11:47am

The Association of Residential Letting Agents says that three quarters of its agents are concerned that Labour party rent control proposals will result in a reduced supply. They are worried that many landlords will quit the market, and the areas most likely to be hardest hit are the northwest and east Midlands. A separate editorial in the Times suggests that rent controls could actually result in tenants paying more rent, not less.

The Times, Page: 27, 40

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