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Interesting read, I think it's a sensible insight. Lots of "Buy to Let is dead" videos online at the moment and I can't make any sense of this 'trend'. Some reports mention landlords selling off properties in response to government changes which negatively impact landlords (tax and licensing changes etc) but where will these tenants go? Will they be forced into shared ownership of all these new builds? With unemployment rising, I'm not sure these are 'affordable housing' solutions. Am I naive in thinking we may find ourselves over supplied with expensive new builds that no-one except landlords can afford?
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