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Labour’s rental reforms disrupt student market and lengthen lettings process
Labour’s rental reforms are reported to disrupt the student market and lengthen the lettings process. According to the content, the Renters’ Rights Act locks international students out of the housing market while simultaneously pushing prospective tenants into double rents.
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