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Making Institutional Investment in the Private Rented Sector Work
18 July 2012
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Making Institutional Investment in the Private Rented Sector Work
Date: 19 July 2012
Author: Vidhya Alakeson
With one low to middle income family in four shut out of home ownership, there is an urgent need for high quality purpose-built rental homes offering more secure tenancies than typically found in today’s buy to let sector.
Housing in Transition: Understanding the dynamics of tenure change
8 June 2012
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Housing in Transition: Understanding the dynamics of tenure change
Date: 8 June 2012
Author: Christine Whitehead, Peter Williams, Connie Tang and Chihiro Udagawa
England, traditionally seen as a nation of homeowners, is experiencing significant change in the types of housing tenure in which people live. The Government has estimated that there are more than one million households who have been excluded from home ownership in recent years.
Renting in the dark
Date: 8 December 2011
Author: Louisa Darian
Tenants are being let down by an unregulated lettings market, with significant upfront costs, variable fees and a lack of transparency around charges.
Unlike estate agents, letting agents are unregulated and under no compulsion to hold membership of an ombudsman service, leaving dissatisfied tenants with no access to redress.
Making a Rented House a Home: Housing solutions for ‘generation rent’
8 August 2011
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Making a Rented House a Home: Housing solutions for ‘generation rent’
Date: 8 August 2011
Author: Vidhya Alakeson
The Resolution Foundation has launched a new report looking at how individuals and families on low-to-middle incomes are falling through the gap in the housing market between home ownership and social housing.
Meeting the housing needs of low-to-middle earners
Date: 9 March 2011
Author: Louisa Darian
Increasingly shut out of home ownership and social housing, low-to-middle earners are becoming more reliant on the private rental sector to provide an affordable, long-term home. In order to help address this Resolution Foundation is working on a project to develop a model to support institutional investment in family friendly, affordable, build-to-let accommodation with longer term tenure.
Submission: memorandum to the Work and Pensions Select Committee on the impact of the changes to Housing Benefit announced in the June 2010 Budget
Date: 6 September 2010
Author: Louisa Darian
This memorandum to the Work and Pensions Select Committee summarises the current position of low earners in the housing market and draws upon the Foundation’s recent research into low earners experiences of the private rented sector to highlight a number of potential implications of the Government’s announcements.
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