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May 18, 2020

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Lots of 'To let' signs at the front steps of houses along a street

COVID-19 pandemic puts the spotlight on the UK’s broken housing system – time for a tenure shift?

Housing and Infrastructure, Paul Hackett, Think pieceBy adminMay 18, 2020

Emergency protection for UK buyers and renters during the COVID-19 lockdown has been welcomed but the legislation is a temporary fix to deep-rooted, pre-pandemic failings which should be addressed as we move to the recovery phase.

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