An introduction to the current status of the private rental sector (PRS) in Britain, highlighting the 5.5 million PRS dwellings as revealed by Ocasa, and the 79% increase in stock levels since 2005.
This section delves into the growth and decline trends in different regions, with particular focus on London, the West Midlands, North West, Wales, and East Midlands. It discusses the largest markets and regions with slower growth.
A detailed look at London's position as the largest PRS market in the UK, how it compares to other regions, and the key factors contributing to its dominance.
Explore the regions that have shown the most growth in PRS stock, particularly the West Midlands, North West, and Wales, and the factors behind their significant market expansion.
This section examines the regions that have seen the lowest growth or even declines, including the South East, East Midlands, Scotland, East of England, and Yorkshire & the Humber.
An analysis of market predictions, including expectations for recovery in the PRS market, especially in Wales and other growing regions, while the South East may experience a decline. This section also addresses factors influencing the market, such as government regulations and the pandemic.
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