Why is it that rent control that works practically all over the world for privately rented properties is deemed a no-no here? With the latest estimate that you need to be earning a salary of £77,000 p.a. to be able to afford to buy and that's with a 10% deposit, something has to be done, and quickly, to help people get a truly affordable roof over their heads.

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Topic	Date Posted	Posted By
Will Labour's rent cap backfire on tenants?	05/05/15 08:40:00	Chris Lucy
Re:Will Labour's rent cap backfire on tenants?	05/05/15 09:20:00	Vanessa Smith
Re:Re:Will Labour's rent cap backfire on tenants?	05/05/15 09:43:00	Chris Lucy
Re:Re:Re:Will Labour's rent cap backfire on tenants?	05/05/15 10:50:00	Vanessa Smith
Re:Re:Re:Re:Will Labour's rent cap backfire on tenants?	05/05/15 14:51:00	James Weatherley
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Will Labour's rent cap backfire on tenants?	05/05/15 15:19:00	Nigel Brooks
Desperate spin	05/05/15 10:34:00	Thomas Barry
Re:Desperate spin	05/05/15 10:42:00	Richard Greenhough
Re:Re:Desperate spin	05/05/15 11:02:00	Chris Lucy
Re:Re:Re:Desperate spin	05/05/15 12:14:00	Lorne Gifford
Re:Re:Re:Re:Desperate spin	05/05/15 12:24:00	Sam Hearn
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Desperate spin	05/05/15 12:29:00	Charles Campbell
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Desperate spin	05/05/15 16:53:00	Lou Valdini
Re:Will Labour's rent cap backfire on tenants?	05/05/15 15:01:00	James Holmes-Siedle
Re:Re:Will Labour's rent cap backfire on tenants?	05/05/15 15:15:00	William Luckman
Re:Re:Will Labour's rent cap backfire on tenants?	05/05/15 15:20:00	Adrian Irving
Re:Re:Re:Will Labour's rent cap backfire on tenants?	05/05/15 15:37:00	Charles Campbell
Re:Re:Re:Re:Will Labour's rent cap backfire on tenants?	05/05/15 16:59:00	James Holmes-Siedle

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