In contrast to the first ‘dip’, strong increases in rents are currently constraining the rise in tenant demand typically seen during recessions. In turn, this is due to a relatively low supply of new rented accommodation, possibly because the creation of a large number of ‘accidental landlords’ at the height of the financial crisis has not been repeated.
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