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Rent control and local housing markets: Evidence and implications for councils

Rent control has returned to the housing policy agenda. This resource examines diverse rent regulation models, international evidence, and recent reforms. It argues that effective policy design and implementation – rather than simple binary debates – are critical for achieving housing objectives, urging councils to prepare by strengthening local housing evidence.

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