‘Perfect storm’ - Housing crisis set to worsen as experts warn energy regulations are driving landlords towards Airbnbs and ‘company lets’ rather than renting long-term to locals - Shetland Times
Summary
Experts warn energy regulations are pushing landlords away from long-term rentals towards short-term rentals and 'company lets.' This shift is exacerbating the housing crisis, particularly impacting the availability of homes for local residents. The article highlights the negative impact of regulatory changes on the housing market.
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