The rental market in England

In England, we have two member organisations, whose contact information you can find in the right column. Here, as a service to anyone interested, we have also collected facts and information about the housing market in general, and rental market in particular. Most of the publications and links are based on other sources, and the authors themselves are responsible for that information.

The private rental sector in England

For more information about the private rental sector in England, please download our PDF-file about the private rental sector in England.

Reports and publications

About KFTRA

Information about the Kirklees Federation of Tenants and Residents Associations.

An Introduction to Social Housing (in England)

2nd Edition 2005, 270 pages
Author: Paul Reeves
ISBN: 0 7506 63936

Avregleringen av Storbritanniens Hyresmarknad

Published by Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan – Institutionen för Fastigheter och Byggande, 2003 (In Swedish).

Balance Between Landlord and Tenant?

A comparison of the rent regulation in the private rental sector in five countries, 2007; France, The Netherlands, Spain, Sweden and England. Authors: M. Haffner, M. Elsinga, J. Hoekstra.

England: A Housing Time Bomb

By Jules Birch, 2012.

English Housing Survey

By the Department for Communities and Local Government, 2016.

Growing up in Social Housing in Britain

“A profile of four generations, 1946 to the present day”. Institute of Education, Centre for Research on the Wider Benefits of Learning. London School of Economics and Political Science, 2009.

Housing in London: 2017

The evidence base for the Mayor’s Housing Strategy.

How to Rent – The Checklist for Renting in England

By the Department for Communities and Local Government, 2016.

Policies to Increase Affordable Housing: Experience in England.

Statens Bostadskreditnämnd, 2008.

Private Rented Sector Numbers Equal Social Housing

By Emily Twinch, 2013.

Renting in London

A renter’s rights and responsibilities.

Social Housing Lettings: April 2013 to March 2014, England

Households Statistics release, 2014.

Tenure of England and Wales

Published by the Office for National Statistics, 2011.

The Housing Report

Published by National Housing Federation, 2011.

The London Housing Strategy

Mayor of London, 2009.

Towards a Sustainable Private Rental Sector

Lessons from other countries, LSE London 2011.

Visions for Social Housing: International Perspectives

Published by The Smith Institute. 2008.

 

Tenant links about England

ACORN

A tenants union, Community organisation and support network.

http://www.acorntheunion.org.uk

Camden Federation of Private Tenants

http://www.cfpt.org.uk

Confederation of Co-operative Housing England

http://www.cch.coop

Digs – Empowering and Supporting Tenants in Hackney

http://www.hackneyrenters.org

Independent Housing Ombudsman

http://www.ihos.org.uk

London Tenants Federation

http://www.londontenants.org

Southwark Group of Tenants Organisations

http://www.sgto.org.uk

IUT associated members in England

Camden Fed. of Private Tenants
London
Website: http://www.cfpt.org.uk

Generation Rent
7 Winkley Street
London  E2 6PY
England, U.K.
Tel: +44 1723 3002 2786
Mail: info@generationrent.org
Website www.generationrent.org

London Tenants Federation (LTF)
An umbrella organisation bringing together London’s borough-wide council tenant federations and organisations.
Website: http://www.londontenants.org

Tenants and Residents Organisation of England (TAROE)
TAROE Trust Ltd
The Heath Business and Technical Park
Runcorn
Cheshire WA7 4QX
England UK
Tel: +44 01928 560355
E-mail: mailto:taroetrust@taroe.org
Website: www.taroetrust.org

 

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